Diploma Requirements:
To receive a Greenwich Academy diploma, a student must have passed the following:
4 years of English
3 years of Mathematics
3 years of Science
(Biology, Chemistry and Physics)
3 years of Foreign Language (or to Level III)
3 years of History (including U.S. History)
1 year of Arts (art, dance, drama or music)
4 years of Physical Education (no credit given)
In addition to the above, students are expected to take elective courses in order to attain a minimum of 20 credits for graduation. One year is equivalent to 1 credit.

Advanced Courses:
Greenwich Academy currently offers twenty-four advanced placement courses in a variety of subjects including History, Science, Math and Art.  In addition, Academy students may take advanced placement courses at Brunswick School. Honors courses are offered in French and Spanish for level IV and above, Mathematics and Science.

Student Activities and Community Service:
Students are encouraged to participate in a wide variety of clubs and student publications, all of which are open to every grade level. The Community Service Program provides students with opportunities to learn from others whose experiences differ from their own by bringing students into direct contact with those they serve. In addition, all graduating seniors must complete a community service senior project.

Athletics:
All students participate in the Academy's athletic program every season. A few students participate in independent sports. Upper School students may choose to dance full time in any of the three sports seasons.

For more information, contact the Greenwich Academy Admission Office at 203.625.8990.