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The Pingry Experience

"The Honor Code is the school's 'secret sauce.' It's what makes Pingry more than just another prep school with an admittedly gorgeous campus. . . students are trusted to make important decisions on their own while being given the tools and incentives to make the right decisions. It's on you; there's nobody watching you."
—Andrew Goldstein '92
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The Pingry Difference

"For me, Pingry has been the perfect balance between allowing my kid to still be a kid, but having real, meaningful work as well. I've been blown away by the curriculum here."—Natalie Reichman P '27
Arts
Expression at Pingry
"I am really thankful for the entire Music Department at Pingry. Everyone in the Department. . . has definitely instilled a lot of wisdom and hard skills that are applicable to my studies and career to this day."—Chris Varvaro '17, music artist and producer
Athletics
Pingry Pride
“Pingry opened my eyes early to branching out from baseball to all these other, different realms where greatness was apparent. . . It was good to have had all those different experiences and to really understand what it takes to be successful.” —Justin Friedman '15, relief pitcher for the AZL White Sox
Teaching & Learning
A Pingry Education
"I can't think of a single instance where my teachers have not been 100% open to our thoughts and ideas as students. They are always just as excited about them as we are." —Rhea Kapur '21
Giving
Proud to be Pingry

“Although much has changed at Pingry since our school days, things like the Honor Code and striving for academic excellence remain as important as ever. My love of Pingry has kept me an active volunteer for many years.”—Jan Kennedy '59

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The Pingry Family
“There's very little pretension; everyone is very real. It's a true pleasure to be a parent in this community. Whoever you are, there is a niche circle for you to be a part of here."

—Jun Choi P '31, '31

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About
The Pingry Experience

"The Honor Code is the school's 'secret sauce.' It's what makes Pingry more than just another prep school with an admittedly gorgeous campus. . . students are trusted to make important decisions on their own while being given the tools and incentives to make the right decisions. It's on you; there's nobody watching you."
—Andrew Goldstein '92
Admission
The Pingry Difference

"For me, Pingry has been the perfect balance between allowing my kid to still be a kid, but having real, meaningful work as well. I've been blown away by the curriculum here."—Natalie Reichman P '27
Arts
Expression at Pingry
"I am really thankful for the entire Music Department at Pingry. Everyone in the Department. . . has definitely instilled a lot of wisdom and hard skills that are applicable to my studies and career to this day."—Chris Varvaro '17, music artist and producer
Athletics
Pingry Pride
“Pingry opened my eyes early to branching out from baseball to all these other, different realms where greatness was apparent. . . It was good to have had all those different experiences and to really understand what it takes to be successful.” —Justin Friedman '15, relief pitcher for the AZL White Sox
Teaching & Learning
A Pingry Education
"I can't think of a single instance where my teachers have not been 100% open to our thoughts and ideas as students. They are always just as excited about them as we are." —Rhea Kapur '21
Giving
Proud to be Pingry

“Although much has changed at Pingry since our school days, things like the Honor Code and striving for academic excellence remain as important as ever. My love of Pingry has kept me an active volunteer for many years.”—Jan Kennedy '59

Give Now!
Our Community
The Pingry Family
“There's very little pretension; everyone is very real. It's a true pleasure to be a parent in this community. Whoever you are, there is a niche circle for you to be a part of here."

—Jun Choi P '31, '31

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Athletics Hall of Fame

Athletics Hall of Fame: Nomination Consideration

Our Athletics Hall of Fame honors former student-athletes, teams, varsity coaches, and athletics staff members whose accomplishments have been of the highest caliber and have contributed significantly to our proud athletics tradition. In addition to their athletics achievements, nominees must have also demonstrated sportsmanship, teamwork, and personal integrity both during their time at Pingry and throughout their lives. Selection will be based primarily on Pingry athletics accomplishments, but subsequent achievements in sports and in other areas will also be considered.

NOTE: In order to be eligible for Athletics Hall of Fame induction, former student-athletes must have graduated at least 10 years ago and varsity coaches must already be retired.

For questions concerning the Athletics Hall of Fame, please contact Maureen Maher, Associate Director of Alumni Relations, at mmaher@pingry.org or 908-647-7058.

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