4 Michael Ln
High Bridge, NJ 08829

North Hunterdon High School in Annandale, NJ, is an exceptional institution that truly stands out for its commitment to academic excellence and student development. The school offers a wide range of Advanced Placement (AP) courses and challenging academic programs, ensuring that students are well-prepared for higher education and future careers.The faculty and staff are highly dedicated, fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment. Beyond academics, the school excels in extracurricular activities, with vibrant sports teams, a thriving arts program, and numerous clubs that cater to diverse interests. The sense of community and school spirit is palpable, making it a place where students feel valued and inspired to achieve their best.North Hunterdon High School is a shining example of what a high school experience should be—well-rounded, inclusive, and focused on empowering students to succeed. It’s no surprise that it’s highly regarded by both students and parents alike.

Very limited resources make the quality of the school poor. They don’t have a gym teacher so academic teacher’s substitute. They did not find replacements for teachers on leave so often special classes are not held. The student to teacher ratio is an issue with one class having an estimated 33 students in one class.

High Bridge Elementary is under rated. Because of some recent state funding, the town offers a PUBLIC PreK progam for HB residents for 3 AND 4 yr olds. The ratio of teachers to kids is great and my kid gets a fully enriched educational experience before Kindergarden. (I do believe the goal is to bring up test scores and nip any early developmental challenges in the bud.)GENERALLY my kids come home and always talk about the interesting things they learned in class and seem to enjoy school.My children thus far have not complained about bullying and have blossoming friendships. My children's homework mainly consists of reading books for 30 mins nightly.I think HB does a good job of educating our kids but also still just lets them be kids without over valuing academic achievement. They have a really good balance.The one strange thing that was appoved for the 2022 school year was there was only one nurse to service both the elementary school and middle school (since the buildings are sort of close in proximity). However, most parents were not happy knowing there wasnt a nurse close by. I am not sure how this is resolved for 2023.