Did you know Audubon High School opened its doors in September 1926? Imagine 500 pupils filling those hallways. This isn’t just a school. It’s a cornerstone of Audubon New Jersey. Built in 1926 it quickly grew into a full six-year high school. By 1928 it had a junior and senior school. Audubon High School boasts full accreditation from the New Jersey Department of Education. This wasn’t easy. The school had to meet strict standards for its building equipment staff and graduate records. Think of the dedication required to meet those high standards.
Throughout its history Audubon High School has seen remarkable achievements. A science wing was added in 2006. This included new labs a gymnasium and a band room. The school embraced technology. In 2014 a one-to-one Chromebook initiative started. Each student received a Chromebook for the entire school year. That’s forward-thinking.
Audubon High School has earned recognition for its academic excellence. In 2014 New Jersey Monthly magazine ranked it highly among the state’s public high schools. The school has a rich athletic tradition. The 1963 boys basketball team won a Group III state championship. The 1975 football team staged a remarkable comeback to win a South Jersey title. Audubon High School’s baseball team has a legendary status. It’s won multiple state championships making it a true powerhouse. The Green Wave also has impressive achievements in softball field hockey soccer and cross country. And don’t forget the marching band. They’ve won numerous awards and championships.
Beyond academics and athletics Audubon High School takes pride in its diverse programs. Project Graduation keeps seniors safe on graduation night. The Student of the Month program celebrates excellence. The Student Spotlight shines on students making positive contributions. The Project Memorial Foundation promotes patriotism. The Parrot the school newspaper and podcast showcases student creativity. The Student Council strengthens relationships between students staff and the community.
Audubon High School is more than brick and mortar. It’s a place where history is made where traditions are upheld and where future leaders are nurtured. The school even honors its three Medal of Honor recipients a testament to its community spirit. So explore this place. Learn its story. Feel its legacy.