The Greene School

The Greene School describes a personalized, student-centered approach in a nurturing environment with low student-teacher ratios, individualized attention, hands-on experiential learning, and a challenging, well-rounded curriculum. Its philosophy emphasizes cultivating each student’s unique potential while creating a safe, compassionate community where students can explore, question, practice, make mistakes, create, and imagine.

The Greene School’s admissions pages direct families to submit an online application, assemble supporting materials used to assess the child’s qualifications, and then track admissions status online; families may also schedule a tour/open house or private information session by calling or emailing admissions. For Early Childhood/Pre-K, the listed steps are application, a full-day student visit from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., an in-house reading/math assessment during the visit, and a $125 application fee due on visit day; for K–8, applicants also schedule a WISC assessment using an approved evaluator list sent after application. For grades 9–12, applicants submit the application, schedule/take the SSAT and send scores to The Greene School using school code 3308, complete the full-day student visit, complete the in-house reading/math assessment, and pay the $125 application fee. Key dates are rolling rather than deadline-based: the website states The Greene School has rolling admissions and private information sessions are by appointment, with no fixed application deadline or open-house date published in the admissions text reviewed. If a grade is full, the school says it maintains a waitlist for qualified students who complete the admissions process. No admissions priority categories are published on the admissions pages reviewed; the site separately notes there is no sibling discount, and scholarship/aid information is separate from admission priority.