New Providence High School

35 Pioneer Drive, New Providence, NJ 07974 Phone 908-464-4700

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    • Spring Musical Auditions

      All NPHS students are welcome to audition for the Spring Musical "On the Town"!  Audition information is attached.

       
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    • NPHS Athletic Ticket Information

      Attention Pioneer Boys/Girls Basketball, Wrestling, and Cheer parents, families, and fans!! The start to the 2023-2024 winter athletics regular season kicks off soon!!
       
      Please be reminded that ALL TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED VIA OUR DIGITAL TICKETING PLATFORM. We will not be utilizing cash transactions at the in person box office. 
       
      Fans have the choice of purchasing individual tickets for each game/match, OR to purchase a one time SEASON PASS that will allow for admittance to all home regular season games and/or matches for this winter season. An ALL SPORTS season pass can be purchased that covers all boys and girls basketball games*, as well as all wrestling matches* OR you may purchase a season pass for a particular sport (i.e. Girls Basketball ONLY). *Please see season pass pages for exceptions. Season passes will save time and money for those wishing to attend most contests.
       
      Please use our online ticketing page to purchase the tickets that best meet your individual/family needs. Thank you in advance, we look forward to seeing everyone in our main gym this winter cheering on the Pioneers all season long!!!
       

      Please note that you can find individual team schedules via their team pages on our Athletics website for winter sports.
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    • NPHS Open House Information

      Please visit https://www.npsd.k12.nj.us/Page/12176 to learn more about NPHS!
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    • AP Honor Roll Recipient

      Congratulations to New Providence High School which has been named to the 2023 AP School Honor Roll! NPHS is a Silver member of the Honor Roll, with 52% of seniors who took at least one AP exam during high school, 45% scoring a three or higher on at least one AP exam, and 5% who took five or more AP exams! 

       

       
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    • The 2024 Yearbook is now available!

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    • Teacher of the Year

      Congratulations to Ms. Berrios, the NPHS Teacher of the Year 2023!

      Ms. Berrios will be honored at an upcoming Board of Education meeting as well as at a special ceremony at Kean University in the spring.  Congratulations!!
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    • "Impact Teacher" Award

      Congratulations to Christine Noppenberger for receiving a 2022/2023 "Impact Teacher" Award!  The "Impact Teacher" Program is designed to recognize teachers and staff who, through their actions, efforts, and accomplishments, have made a significant impact on the lives of our children.  Teachers or staff are nominated by the administration through a written Statement of Impact.  The award was bestowed at the Board of Education meeting on Thursday, November 17, 2022.  
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    • The Providential - NPHS Student News

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      Check out the February issue of the student news site of New Providence High School. The site offers feature articles, club news, and student perspectives.
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    • NPHS and Fukui Celebrate 25 Year Partnership

      On Monday, October 21, 2019, staff and students from both New Providence High School and Koshi High School from the Fukui Prefecture in Japan celebrated a 25-year partnership that began in 1994.  This momentous occasion celebrated the longevity of a successful partnership that has brought amazing experiences for NPHS and Koshi students throughout the years.

       
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    •  NPHS Recognized by the National College Board
      aplogo New Providence School District is one of 477 school districts in the U.S. and Canada and 36 in the State of New Jersey being honored by the College Board with placement on the 4th Annual AP District Honor Roll for increasing access to AP course work while simultaneously maintaining or increasing the percentage of students earning scores of 3 or higher on AP Exams. Congratulations students, staff, and administration for this prestigious recognition! 
       
      Click here for the District Press Release, and link the College Board 4th Annual AP District Honor Roll .
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    Welcome

    • Mr. Brian Henry
      Principal's Message

      Recognized for excellence in Academics, the Arts, and Athletics, New Providence High School provides students with a wide range of experiences and opportunities designed to promote intellectual, social, and emotional growth. Our commitment to education has been recognized through many accolades.  We continue to be recognized as one of the top high schools in the state of New Jersey.  Additionally, we were recognized as a Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education.  This is the highest recognition that a school can receive on the federal level.  These honors are a testament to the dedication of our students, faculty and community.

      NPHS students are able to choose from a wide array of academic course offerings designed to challenge them at appropriate levels of ability.  Twenty-three Advanced Placement and fifteen Honors classes are offered.  Advanced Placement courses offer students the challenges of a college-level course as well as the opportunity to accumulate college credits. 

      New Providence High School remains committed to maximizing student opportunities for growth, evidenced by our continuing exploration of local, state, and global partnerships. 

      Instruction is offered in five world languages.  Ongoing international partnerships continue with Japan for over 20 years.  These programs have given students invaluable insight into different cultures as well as practical application of what they have learned in the classroom.

      Incorporating service learning opportunities into the fabric of the educational process provides students with challenges and experiences both within and outside the traditional classroom.  Student-sponsored food and clothing drives, choral performances at local senior citizens centers, volunteer tutoring programs, invitations to design banners and logos for community organizations both challenge and reward students’ creativity.  These activities give New Providence High School students an opportunity to give back and show appreciation for all they are given.  Furthermore, these experiences demonstrate what can be achieved when parents, students, teachers and community members work cooperatively.

      Our co-curricular offerings, from discipline-specific clubs to athletics to drama, are designed to allow students the opportunity to pursue their interests and achieve new heights. Offering twenty-three athletic teams and nearly forty co-curricular activities, over 92% of the student body is involved in the school’s athletic and co-curricular opportunities.  Our Technology Student Association won first place in technology problem solving and second place in structural design engineering and music production in a New Jersey State competition.  NPHS STEM league students also placed first at the STEM League Competition in Bloomfield, also winning most creative prototype and best overall prototype design. They also placed in the top three at the Annual UCC Bridge Building Competition.  Our Girls’ Tennis, Girls’ Cross Country, Girls’ Basketball, Boys’ Cross Country, Boys’ Tennis and Boys’ Lacrosse teams were all Conference Champions.  Our Girls’ Cross Country, Girls’ Tennis, Girls’ Basketball and Boys’ Tennis teams were also State Sectional Champions.

      New Providence High School will continue to prepare students to meet the challenging demands of today’s changing world.  The school’s successes reflect positively on the continued support of the community.  This support is much appreciated and welcomed as NPHS continues to function at the forefront of schools in Union County and in the state of New Jersey.
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