Interdistrict Public School Choice Applications for Enrollment in the 2025-2026 School Year were due on November 25, 2024, however, late applications will be accepted and the student requesting a seat will be added to the end of our Wait List.
Solicitud de elección de escuela pública interdistrital para la inscripción en el año escolar 2025-2026: las solicitudes deben presentarse antes del viernes el 25 de noviembre de 2024 para poder ser incluidas en nuestro sorteo de lotería. Las solicitudes TARDÍAS serán aceptadas y agregadas al final de nuestra lista de espera.
November 25, 2024
NOTE: Eligible applicants who applied by November 25, 2024, will be included in the lottery should there be one necessary.
Student Intent to Participate Forms are DUE to the Resident District by Monday, November 25, 2024
Please be sure to complete and return this form to the student’s resident district by the date above:
Notice of Intent to Participate Form | Formulario de aviso de intención de participar
Thursday, December 12, 2024
NOTE: Eligible applicants who applied by November 25, 2024, will be included in the lottery. All applicants eligible to be included in the lottery drawing will be invited to attend and asked to RSVP.
Thursday, December 19, 2024
Thursday, January 9, 2025
Please be sure to complete and return this form to the choice district by the date above:
Notice of Intent to Enroll Form | Formulario de aviso de intención de inscripción
If a student is accepted into a choice program, the resident district must be notified by the choice district by January 13, 2025. There may be cases where the choice district accepts late applications. In these cases, the resident district will be notified as soon as the choice student confirms enrollment.
By August 1, 2025, parents should receive notification of their transportation options from the resident district. For more information, read the Transportation Procedures for choice students.
All New Jersey residents who live within 20 miles of our site are eligible to apply with resident district sponsored transportation or aid in lieu, provided we have room and a program in place. It is important to note that a completed application does not mean acceptance into our program. Visit the NJ Interdistrict School Choice website link to find out more or call the district's SHRSD Curriculum Center at (609) 397-9311 or email us at school.choice@shrsd.org.
Transportation is the responsibility of your resident district, unless a Choice School or District makes other arrangements. South Hunterdon Regional School District currently provides one bus for students living south of Hunterdon County. If you live within 20 miles or less of the school, your sending district is required to either provide transportation for your child or give you “aid in lieu” money (about $1,000 per student), given at the end of the school year) in return for you providing transportation. Since elementary schools have smaller numbers of Choice Students, it is anticipated that your sending district will not provide a bus to these schools.
The South Hunterdon Regional School District works with two wonderful programs that offer before- and/or after-care for our students. Students enrolled in Lambertville Academy will be escorted on foot to and from school to the academy each day. Students enrolled in the YMCA after-care program will be bussed to SHRES where parents may pick up their children.
Below are the links to Lambertville Academy and Hunterdon County YMCA where you can find more information about their programs.
South Hunterdon Regional Elementary School is a small school with a close-knit community that is completely invested in our students' education. Located on the southern end of Hunterdon County, the Lambertville community is full of unique artistic talents and skill sets as well as a variety of businesses that often support and invite our students to learn from them. In addition, our school is a diverse group of learners both academically as well as culturally.
Our school sets high standards for students and allows them to meet their full potential through differentiating instruction and providing support systems where needed while also enriching students to go above and beyond. Our standardized test scores demonstrate that students do well and make progress. We are always open to new students joining our school community and we welcome them.
Wanda Quinones, Principal
South Hunterdon Regional Elementary School
200 North Main Street
Lambertville, NJ 08530
(609) 397-0183
The South Hunterdon Regional Middle School is a 5th-6th Grade Middle School located in the southernmost part of Hunterdon County. The administration and staff at South Hunterdon Regional Middle School set high expectations for academic achievement. Our teachers work closely with parents, classroom paraprofessionals and support staff to ensure a well-rounded, standards-based educational experience for each of the students in our care. We celebrate each individual’s uniqueness and challenge all to reach their highest potential. These efforts affirm the belief that all of our students will become self-sufficient, passionate, productive members of 21st-Century society.
Our students receive instruction in Spanish, library, STEM, music, art, health, and physical education. They may also choose to take part in our instrumental music program or participate in our chorus. Additionally, supplemental instruction is provided for students who need assistance in basic skills, multi-sensory reading instruction or speech. We also have a combination of resource room and in-class support services designed to support students with special needs. Furthermore, we offer enrichment programs that are intended to provide our students with access to a wide variety of rigorous and creative learning experiences beyond those expected to take place in the general classroom.
David Miller, Principal
South Hunterdon Regional Middle School
1417 Route 179
Lambertville, NJ 08530
(609) 397-0819
The South Hunterdon Regional School District includes a close-knit 7th-12th grade school that works in partnership with a diverse, supportive community anchored in a strong sense of belonging dedicated to offering an integrated, balanced, and creative education in a challenging, encouraging environment. Our mission is to empower all students with the confidence, vision, opportunity, knowledge, and skills to reach their potential, to be lifelong learners, and to adapt to and transform their diverse and dynamic world.
At South Hunterdon Regional School District, we believe:
Jennifer MacKnight, Principal
South Hunterdon Regional High School
301 Mt. Airy-Harbourton Road
Lambertville, NJ 08530
(609) 397-2060
A good start is to check our website and the Department of Education for our School Report Cards. If you have additional questions, please contact the SHRSD Curriculum Center at 609-397-9311.