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Greenwich Public Schools

Schools
SCHOOLS OF EXCELLENCE
The Greenwich Public Schools (GPS) consist of eleven elementary schools, three middle schools, and one high school with an alternative high school program. Four of the elementary schools (Hamilton Avenue School, International School at Dundee, Julian Curtiss School, and New Lebanon School) are magnet schools, as is Western Middle School.
District Information
Strategic Plan 2015-2020
The Greenwich Public Schools 2015-2020 Strategic Plan is designed to achieve academic, personal and interpersonal growth by providing personalized learning opportunities for each student.
Teaching & Learning
PERSONALIZED LEARNING
With a focus on Personalized Learning using traditional and digital tools and resources, the Greenwich Public Schools presents a standards-based curriculum through research -based instructional and assessment practices.
Departments
GPS Central Office
The GPS Cabinet and related offices are housed at the Central Office, located at 290 Greenwich Avenue. Central Office business hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm.
Board of Education
Board of Education Meeting News
Next Board of Education Meeting: Thursday, June 14, 2018 - Glenville School
Community / PTAC
Community Web Calendar
Explore the GPS Community Web Calendar for youth and family-oriented activities, programs and events provided by our local not-for-profit community organizations.
Calendars
Greenwich Public School Events
Click on a link to the left for school-specific event calendars.

Student/Staff Recognitions

The Board of Education celebrates the significant accomplishments of the Greenwich Public Schools students and staff at monthly Board Meetings.

January 2017 Recognitions:
All-State Football Student-Athletes:
Kevin Iobbi, Ben Kraninger, Paul Williams

Regeneron Science Talent Search Semifinalists:
Olivia Hallisey, Ethan Novek, Sanju Sathish, Derek Woo, Devyn Zaminski, Madeleine Zhou

2017 Paul Gagnon Prize by the National Council for History Education:
Karen Boyea