Summary:
The Hunterdon Central Regional High School District listing contains one high-school entry, Hunterdon Central Regional High School District, serving grades 9–12 with 2,238 students. Since there is only one school, families cannot compare schools within this list. The clearest academic contrast is strong Geometry performance and weaker Algebra II results relative to New Jersey.
The school’s strongest results are in Geometry: in 2025–26, proficiency was 82% in both reported entries, compared with 52% statewide for End of Course and 50% for grade 9—a 31- and 32-point advantage. Algebra II is the clearest weak spot: the school scored 41% in both entries, trailing the state by 11 points for End of Course and 12 points for grade 9. Results vary within Algebra I: grade 9 was 32%, 9 points above the state, while End of Course was 31%, 9 points below. Overall, seven of 10 comparable results were above state levels, including grade 9 English language arts, at 64% versus 51%.
Results changed unevenly, and the school’s margin over the state narrowed in seven of the 10 matched entries. Geometry scores fell 18 points in both entries, though the school remained well ahead of the state; Algebra II fell 37 points in both, widening its deficit by 9 points for End of Course and 7 points for grade 9. Algebra I improved: its End-of-Course deficit narrowed by 5 points, and its grade 9 advantage grew by 5 points. SchoolDigger ranks the district listing 230th of 607, at the 62nd percentile, with 3 stars. The 2024–25 student–teacher ratio was 10.3:1, and 19% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year. Other indicators were mixed: graduation was 90%, 1 point above the state, while chronic absenteeism was 13%, 2 points lower.
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