At its reception held on April 10, 2014, NJ Blood Services revealed that North Hunterdon and Voorhees High Schools finished first and third, respectively, in most units of blood donated at high school drives in 2013.  North Hunterdon’s blood drives collected 1,235 units of blood, finishing first out of almost 500 high schools in the NJ Blood Services’ service area.  Voorhees’ blood drives collected 586, finishing third.  Congratulations to (more…)

Dear Parents/Guardians and Community Members:

Because we are a 9-12 grade regional high school district covering 180 square miles, many times parents who have elementary school aged children may not be paying close attention to what is happening at the high school district.  Moreover, we have families that move into one of our twelve communities because of the quality of our schools, but they may not be fully informed as to the history of events at a school district.

Case in point – recently the question has been raised as to why North Hunterdon High School has a turf field and Voorhees High School does not.  There is a tremendous amount of misinformation and rumors about the turf project at North Hunterdon High School, so let me clarify.  The artificial turf on the football field at North Hunterdon High School was donated to the high school and paid for 100% by the North Hunterdon Community Turf Committee, (more…)

The Arc of Hunterdon County is holding its 3rd Annual “Bouquet of Baskets and Bags” Tricky Tray event on Saturday, April 26, 2014 at North Hunterdon High School.  Many North Hunterdon and Voorhees students receive services from the Arc.

The Tricky Tray begins at 4:30pm in the cafeteria, with chances to win Coach, Vera Bradley and Longaberger items.  Admission tickets are $35 at the door, or discounted tickets can be purchased online at www.archunterdon.org.  Please click Arc 2014 Tricky Tray flyer for additional information.

The Washington Post has released its list of America’s Most Challenging High Schools in the country for 2014, and North Hunterdon and Voorhees High Schools have once again been included.  Out of the New Jersey schools in the list, North Hunterdon High School ranked 20th and Voorhees High School ranked 39th.  Within the national list, which included 2,025 high schools, North Hunterdon ranked 809 and Voorhees ranked 1,135.