Class of 2027

Normandy Studio is the school's contracted photographer. Senior portraits will be taken over the summer at Hunterdon Central. Once dates are confirmed, they will be posted here and emailed out to schedule appointment.

Notes for Portrait Session:
OPTION 1: Drape provided. Students must wear a strapless top to wear under the
yearbook drape.

OPTION 2: Tuxedo jacket with shirt and tie provided. Please wear a white plain
tee shirt to wear under our Tuxedo Shirt.

NOTE: Hair should be neatly arranged in your usual style; avoid extremes in hair style and
makeup. Please avoid shiny lipstick, shiny makeup, glitter, etc. as the flash will reflect and
make it white. We strongly recommend shaving the morning of your appointment. Hair,
stubble, makeup, & tan lines will not be retouched.
Cap & Gown Poses: Please be aware that your nails will be shown, therefore we suggest
having them freshly painted.

Application Process:

Information to apply for on-campus parking for the 2026-2027 school year will be released in early May. 

Completing the application does not guarantee parking. Payment for parking will not go live until all applications are reviewed and parking is approved. Once approved, students can pay for parking under Quick Links, then click on Pay for Events & Dues.

In order for a student to be eligible for the student parking lottery, the following items need to be completed:

1. Watch the entirety of the Junior Safety Night Video.  Fill out this quiz (TBD) after watching the video - Satisfactory completion is a requirement for parking eligibility.
2. Review the parking regulations in the Student Handbook. Scroll down to see them.
3. Have your parent/guardian complete Parking Form in Genesis (available May 12-June 13)*.
4. Confirm you have paid your Cap & Gown Fee and completed your graduation form and contract.
5. After approval, you must pay the parking fee, electronically on the website.
6. Clear all student obligations.

* A special side note...if you want to guarantee a parking spot, you should consider partnering with another student to share a spot. This would need to be indicated on both students’ applications. All other individual entries will go through the regular lottery process. See Mr. Estrada with any questions on sharing a spot.

Parking Rules:

Parking rules will be reviewed at the parking meeting at the beginning of the school year. Remember, parking is a privilege, not a right, so please follow the rules so you don't lose your parking privilege!

Seniors who were approved for parking will need to attend a parking meeting. Meeting dates are TBA.

Seniors who have a scheduled block 1 or block 4 study hall may be permitted to request approval to sign in at the end of block 1 or sign out at the end of block 3. Classes will not be adjusted or changed to accommodate students’ preference for this option.

For late arrival, students must report to the Commons Entrance between 8:50 AM and 9:00 AM daily for attendance and to check for passes. Any student who accrues more than 5 unexcused tardies to Block 2 may forfeit late arrival privilege and be scheduled for a Block 1 study hall.

To be eligible for "Early Out/Late Arrival", rising seniors:

1. must obtain written permission from parent/guardian and submit appropriate approval form (TBD) to Mrs. Rocha in house office
2. must have earned a minimum of 100 credits by the end of the 11th grade
3. must be enrolled in courses approved by their counselor that ensure eligibility for graduation
4. must be scheduled for at least 30 credits
5. will be subject to guidelines pertaining to student-athlete eligibility for the sports seasons
6. will be responsible for their own transportation to and from school
7. will not be guaranteed student parking privileges

Student must sign in at the senior house office if they wish to remain in school during their early dismissal periods.

College & Career Services hosts college visits, discussion groups, presentations, and small group workshops on the college admissions process, resume writing, and performing a college search. Students can work with Scoir, a software program offering a wide range of college search tools, career assessments and admissions data based on Hunterdon Central alumni.

College and career programs are held throughout the year to assist students and families with the planning process. Several evening programs have been developed for parents/guardians that present information specifically related to college admissions. Most of these programs are also taped and available on Hunterdon Central Television's Youtube Channel.

Mrs. Jennifer Nuechterlein (jnuechte@hcrhs.org) is our dedicated College & Career Counselor. More information can be found on the College & Career Services Web Page.

Class of 2027 Graduation Packet with Contract - coming soon!

Visit our Pay for Events and Dues website to pay for your cap, gown, diploma and transcript.