131:. "Voters in the North Hunterdon Regional High School district, made up of 11 neighboring municipalities, and voters in High Bridge approved a merger of High Bridge High School into the regional district. The merger required a separate referendum in both school districts and the vote is binding on the two respective school boards. The merger passed in the regional district, 528-375; voters in High Bridge approved the move 354-197. High Bridge will begin sending its estimated 180 students to the regional high school in September 1973."
109:. "Faced with the immediate prospect of having to construct a new school to relieve overcrowding and to accommodate anticipated increased enrollment, residents opted in October's school referendum to merge with nearby North Hunterdon Regional High School. The merger, making this borough the 12th municipality in the regional district, was also approved by a large majority of Regional's voters."
154:. "Municipal boundaries dictated the division announced last night by the North Hunterdon Regional High School Board of Education, determining which students will attend the new Voorhees Campus in Lebanon Township next fall. According to the plan drawn up by an ad hoc committee, students living in Lebanon Township, Calif on. High Bridge and Tewksbury will attend the new school."
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