The Greene School Home

Head of School, Kerry Tuttlebee and Senior student, Kyannie Fernandez were interviewed about our amazing school last week. Please click on the link above to watch the full interview and learn more about our unique rural high school located in West Greenwich, RI.

Please join us to learn more about our programming, go on a guided tour and more!
-Saturday, October 25 from 10:00-12:00
-Saturday, November 22 from 10:00-12:00

The Greene School has applied for an exciting opportunity to expand our school in the future to include grades 6–8 (starting in 2027 at the earliest). Our commitment to hands-on, experiential learning, outdoor education, and a strong Crew culture where every student is known, valued, and challenged will remain the same for all grades at TGS. We believe that bringing our model to the middle grades will allow us to nurture curiosity, build strong academic and social foundations earlier, and better prepare students for success in high school and beyond. Your input and support are essential for our short-term and long-term planning. We are at the beginning of the process and it will take time
and collective effort to reach this goal. Keep an eye on our website and social media for updates on our possible expansion and how you can help support it!

The last few weeks of August, the teaching staff participated in its Summer Institute on our beautiful campus in West Greenwich and are excited and prepared to welcome students back to TGS! Every year, new students from all grades are invited to school a few days before the rest of the student body to participate in team building, campus orientation, meeting their teachers and becoming immersed in what it is like to be a TGS student. Lastly, Soccer Coach Brian Flamand has the schedule ready for all our games- home and away. Come out and cheer on the team.
Click on the link above to see more pictures and to view the soccer game schedule

This year marked the 11th international trip for TGS. As always, students prepared themselves for the experience through a deep-dive into the topic and countries during Intensive Week. This year's focus was Bearing Witness: Holocaust Studies. Our students returned transformed from their journey through Poland and Germany, where they bore witness to Holocaust history firsthand.
Standing at Auschwitz-Birkenau and Dachau, walking through the streets of the Warsaw and the former Ghetto, and seeing memorials of commemoration and remembrance, they've gained more than historical knowledge—they've embraced their responsibility as global citizens. We spent considerable time grappling with the rise of Hitler and the Nazi party through the 1920s and 1930s, reflecting on something we heard from a local Warsaw resident: 'There was enough time to stop them". We are proud of these student leaders who return ready to stand against indifference and hatred - ready to actively contribute to a better, more just world.