Henry Hudson Regional School District

Located at 1 Grand Tour in Highlands, New Jersey, the Henry Hudson Regional School District is a traditional, non-charter public school system situated within the suburban expanse of the New York-Newark-Jersey City metropolitan area. According to National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) data for the 2024–2025 school year, the district is officially recorded as closed, reporting zero active operational schools under its jurisdiction. Functioning primarily as a secondary education district, its academic scope historically spanned middle and high school grade levels from 7th through 12th grade, alongside specialized ungraded educational offerings for the surrounding coastal community.

During its final recorded reporting period, the district maintained a small, close-knit learning environment with a total student body of 299 learners, consisting of 162 male and 137 female students. Enrollment was balanced across the upper grades, serving 54 seventh graders, 50 eighth graders, and high school cohorts ranging from 39 to 54 students per grade level, as well as nine students in ungraded programming. The student demographic composition included 246 White, 37 Hispanic, 7 multiracial, 6 Black, and 3 Asian students. For researchers, families, and educational analysts evaluating school district structures and consolidations in New Jersey, Henry Hudson Regional represents a distinct example of a small suburban secondary district undergoing administrative reclassification.