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During a recent trip to the deep south Greenwich Academy students ventured through Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee to trace the footsteps of Martin Luther King. They started in Atlanta and ended at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, which chronologically would be 1968, where Dr. King was assassinated. Continue Reading →
Summer is right around the corner. Click here to see a variety of local summer camps. Continue Reading →
The show is open to the public from 8:00am to 4:00pm at the Luchsinger Gallery located in Greenwich Academy’s Wallace Performing Arts Center, and it will run until April 28. Continue Reading →
“The group is full of really cool people and there is a collaborative nature I enjoy.” – Sadie Smith, class of 2018
“At Greenwich Academy, writing is considered cool.” – Avery Barakett, class of 2019. Continue Reading →
Teens have expressed their interest in expanding programs that impact youth and at-risk families, which represents approximately 40 percent of Greenwich residents combined. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Academy graduate Kate Flatley founded the Women’s Justice Initiative to advocates for women’s rights in Guatemala. Continue Reading →
Two Greenwich Academy seniors signed National Letters of Intent on Monday to row at Division I schools. Continue Reading →
June 24 is the Greenwich/Stamford Swim Across America event, and Alec Fraser is the honored speaker. Team Julian has raised over $60,000, making it the top fundraising team in the nation.
Diana Tramontano’s team will include members of the Greenwich Academy and Brunswick School communities: Hannah Subramaniam, Paula Scanlan, Ben Israel, Marcus Hodgson, Ever Lasley, Alex Morgan, Cole Pierce, Kristina Norrgard, Jack Muccia, Jack Sparks, and Gwendolyn Walker. Continue Reading →
US Attorney for the District of Connecticut Deirdre M. Daily gave an inspirational commencement address at Greenwich Academy on Thursday. Continue Reading →
A series of local traffic detours will be in effect. Continue Reading →