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Please Donate to our 2026 401 Gives Campaign on March 31- April 1!

Are you ready to give? Powered by the Alliance for Nonprofit Impact, in partnership with United Way of Rhode Island, 401Gives brings people together to make a difference for local nonprofits that deliver vital services to our communities throughout the state. 401Gives unites and offers everyone a safe, comfortable, and familiar virtual fundraising experience all while giving nonprofits unrestricted funds that strengthen Rhode Island.

The Greene School is participating again this year to raise funds to help strengthen our outdoor education program- essential to all we do here at TGS! Click on the link above to learn more, watch videos of what we do at TGS, and if you can- please donate on either March 31 or April 1 until 6PM! Donations of any size make a difference and are tax-deductible. Every dollar helps us expand the outdoor learning experiences that define a Greene School education. We are grateful for all your support over the years!
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Check out our amazing choices for our upcoming Intensives Week!

As the only EL Education School in Rhode Island, The Greene School offers a week of Intensives. Intensive courses are scheduled in between the two semesters and offer students a chance to pursue their passions as they are able to choose the intensive class of their choice. This year, besides being a lot of fun and a break from their traditional high school classes, the Intensives focus on building resume-ready skills and connecting to college majors and programs. Click on the link above to see the list of Intensive courses this year.
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The Greene School is featured on The Rhode Show

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.
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TGS Exploring Possible Expansion to Middle Grades

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 TGS 25/26 Teaching staff

The 2025/2026 School Year is Underway and Soccer Starts!

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

Our School Statistics

  • 1007 SAT Score Mean (2024)
  • 210 Student Enrollment
  • 22 Districts Represented
  • 1:14 Student-Teacher Ratio
  • $1.4 Million Awarded Scholarships (2019)
  • 92% Graduation Rate

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Mission Statement

The Greene School explores the interdependence of human and natural systems. Through a rigorous pre-college curriculum, we develop citizens and leaders engaged in finding peaceful and sustainable solutions to local and global challenges.

Learning Naturally
Our students grow academically and socially, become environmental stewards and actively manage the limited resources we share as a global community.
We provide direct experiences in nature along with the latest in environmental science and technology.