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THE UMBRELLA is the Hunter College High School handbook which provides an overview of the school's culture, academics, and extracurricular activities, as well as statements of official policy.
- Admissions
The Hunter College High School Entrance Exam was...
- Psychology
Dr. Gina Lipton is Hunter High School’s Wellness Consulting...
- Student Services
The student MetroCard is valid on subways and buses for one...
- Academics
High School Academics. The heart of the Hunter College High...
- Counseling
Mail the original signed form and include a check or money...
- View High School Calendar
Hunter College Campus Schools 71 East 94th Street New York,...
- English/Communication & Theatre
Required and elective courses: All students at Hunter...
- Social Studies
The Social Studies curriculum at Hunter College High School...
- Admissions
At HCHS, we pride ourselves on fostering an environment that promotes academic excellence, personal growth, and a strong sense of community. Enrollment at Hunter marks a significant milestone in a student's life. We are thrilled that you have chosen to embark on this journey with us.
High School Academics. The heart of the Hunter College High School experience is the extraordinary sequence of academic courses taken by students in grades 7-12. Each academic department has created an overview of their program here, including co-curricular opportunities sponsored by the department.
Hunter College High School is a public academic magnet secondary school located in the Carnegie Hill section of the Upper East Side of Manhattan. It is administered and funded by Hunter College of the City University of New York (CUNY) and no tuition is charged.
The Hunter College High School Attendance Policy seeks to honor both the preceding commitments—to encourage students to take full advantage of their classroom opportunities, and to maintain an “atmosphere of freedom” in which students, particularly older students, have an appropriate measure of responsibility for their own movements and ...
In 1974, boys were admitted to the school for the first time. Since 1977, the Hunter College Campus Schools (Elementary and High School) have shared the same facility on East 94th Street and Park Avenue. Hunter College High School is a publicly funded tuition free institution.
The non-profit organization is under the umbrella of the Episcopal Church, but it is considered “a place apart for all faiths. ” The House serves many purposes for those in the neighborhood: it is a space for weddings, memorials, and other meaningful events; but it also offers housing.
