Business Details
Empowering Girls Through Education Since 1827
Greenwich Academy has been dedicated to educating girls from pre-K through 12th grade since 1827, fostering a lifelong love of learning and commitment to excellence. Our mission centers on developing young women of character, resilience, and intellectual curiosity through a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum. With a student-teacher ratio of 5:1, we provide personalized attention that nurtures academic growth, artistic expression, and athletic achievement. Our unique Coordination program with Brunswick School expands educational opportunities while maintaining a close-knit community.For nearly two centuries, we have emphasized character development alongside academic rigor, preparing students to thrive in higher education and beyond. Our diverse student body benefits from financial aid programs and a supportive environment that values inclusivity and innovation. From STEAM initiatives in early education to career placement resources for alumnae, we cultivate confident leaders ready to make meaningful contributions to society.
Services
Lower School
Middle School
Upper School
Athletics Programs
College Counseling
Arts Programs
Financial Aid
Career Placement
Highlights and features
- We offer 277 Upper School courses through our unique Coordination program with Brunswick School.
- Our 5:1 student-teacher ratio ensures personalized academic support and mentorship.
- STEAM education begins in Lower School with dedicated engineering and design labs.
- 23% of students receive financial aid through our expansive tuition assistance program.
- 88% of graduates attend one of their top three college choices annually.
Services
Lower School
Our Lower School program nurtures foundational academic skills and character development for girls in pre-K through Grade 4. With access to natural learning environments and specialized resources, students build confidence through hands-on discovery and mentorship from experienced educators. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, creativity, and social-emotional growth.
Middle School
Middle School provides a supportive environment for Grades 5-8 students to explore academic interests and develop leadership skills. Our program balances structured learning with opportunities for self-expression through arts, athletics, and extracurricular activities while maintaining rigorous academic standards.
Upper School
Upper School offers advanced academics through our Coordination program with Brunswick School, providing 277 course options. Students engage in challenging coursework, competitive athletics, and diverse arts programs while receiving personalized college counseling to support their higher education goals.
Athletics Programs
Our 16 varsity sports teams emphasize skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Facilities include turf fields, indoor gyms, and water sports resources. The program accommodates all skill levels, with opportunities for leadership and competition in regional and national tournaments.
College Counseling
Personalized college counseling begins in Grade 9, focusing on individual strengths and aspirations. Our counselors maintain relationships with top institutions nationwide, helping students navigate applications, interviews, and financial aid processes to achieve 88% top-choice college placement.
People
Margaret L. Hazlett
Head of School
Margaret L. Hazlett leads Greenwich Academy with a focus on educational innovation and community building. With decades of experience in girls' education, she champions programs that develop academic excellence and character. Hazlett oversees strategic initiatives that maintain GA's legacy while advancing modern learning approaches.
Questions
What grades does Greenwich Academy serve?
We educate girls from pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade across three divisions: Lower School (pre-K-4), Middle School (5-8), and Upper School (9-12).
How does the Coordination program with Brunswick work?
Our Upper School students access 277 courses through shared programs with Brunswick School while maintaining GA's supportive environment and single-sex education benefits.
What financial aid options exist?
23% of families receive financial aid through our need-based tuition assistance program, with additional scholarship opportunities available for qualified applicants.
What college preparation resources are available?
Our college counseling team provides personalized guidance from Grade 9 onward, maintaining relationships with top institutions to help 88% of graduates attend their top choice schools.
What STEAM programs are offered?
STEAM education begins in Lower School with dedicated engineering labs, expanding through middle and upper school with advanced courses and maker space resources.
How diverse is the student body?
23% of students identify as people of color, with diverse socioeconomic backgrounds represented through our financial aid programs and inclusive admissions policies.
