Academics
are the heart of a Greenwich Academy education, and each student
thrives within a college preparatory course of study. GA students
are excited about learning. The intellectual atmosphere at GA nurtures
girls and young women who are confident, responsible, independent
and well equipped to take on a lifelong process of learning.
A strong and expanding component of the GA curriculum includes state-of-the-art
technology. Computers are integrated across the GA curriculum, reflecting
the world at large.
Each Greenwich Academy student is assigned to an advisor. An advisor
is a faculty member or administrator who provides academic and non-academic
counsel, support and encouragement to girls as they work toward
reaching their maximum potential. Advisors are able to give undistracted
attention toward the development of every GA student.
Moreover, the entire faculty meets every month to review the academic
and social progress of each student and to plan ways to work together
in order to guide all students toward success. Detailed written
comments from teachers and advisors supplement students' grades
and help parents understand the educational development of their
daughters.
Greenwich Academy's Upper School students benefit from a coordinate
program with Brunswick School, a neighboring all-boys school.
Several Upper School classes also have the unique advantage of learning
at a Harkness table, which encourages students to articulate and
defend their ideas while learning from one another as well as their
teacher.
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Recent
Academic Awards
National Merit Program
Class of 2005
7 Finalists
6 Letters of Commendation
Class of 2004
5 Finalists
12 Letters of Commendation
Class of 2003
2 Finalists
12 Letters of Commendation
Class of 2002
7 Finalists
10 Letters of Commendation
Class of 2001
6 Finalists
4 Letters of Commendation
Presidential Scholars
1996,1998 and 2002
Average Class Size in Middle and Upper Schools = 14
Average Class Size in Lower School = 20 with 2 teachers
Available Courses = 135
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