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Congratulations to Brian Flamand for being named The Greene School's District Teacher of the Year! Click on the link above to read about Brian's incredible contributions to our school and our students.

Soccer starts September 11, 2024. Make sure you know the schedule so you can attend and cheer on the team.

We are excited to annouce the appointment of Kerry Tuttlebee as our new Head of School, effective August 1. With an impressive background in education and a commitment to innovative, student-centered learning, she brings a wealth of experience and a visionary approach to her new role. Click on the link above to learn more about Kerry's background and her vision for the continued success of our school.

The Greene School is very thankful to our Head of School, Joshua Laplante, for his dedicated leadership over the past 9 years. Josh was hired in 2015 after a very thorough search by the Board of Directors and our stakeholders. Joshua Laplante is a champion for students, committed to their success and learning every single day. He is dedicated to the environmental mission of The Greene School and has used his time as the Head of School to create a learning environment rich in opportunities for students.
Josh has been instrumental in developing the AP program and dual enrollment program at TGS, as well the work ready program. He has forged strong relations with environmental groups in Rhode Island, and has developed our upcoming Environmental Engineering CTE program. He has strengthened TGS in so many ways, earning us the recognition of being the top charter high school in Rhode Island ( Niche ratings).
We will miss his intelligence, compassion, dedication, and vision as he goes on to join the Rhode Island Education Collective. We know he remains dedicated to the success of The Greene School and expect he will come by occasionally.
The Board of Directors has assembled a search committee for our next leader and will have an announcement later this month.

Better World Day is an annual, national event showcasing student learning that contributes to a better world.
Students work in partnership with each other and their local communities on this day to engage in and celebrate meaningful student work that positively impacts the world around them.
Students present learning projects and engage in acts of service that demonstrate the power of EL Education’s vision for public school: a place where children become great scholars and active citizens with the capacity to make a positive impact.
Please click on the link to read the appreciation letter from Jessica Wood,
Director of Experiential Marketing, EL Education.