We are currently accepting applications for the 2025/26 school year.

The Greenwich Township School District is comprised of two schools serving students in prekindergarten through eighth grade. The Greenwich School houses students in grades PK-5 and the Stewartsville Middle School houses students in grades 6-8. Students receive a comprehensive program of study including Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Students, Visual and Performing Arts, Comprehensive Health and PE, and World Languages. Our teachers infuse technology into daily lessons via the use of interactive whiteboards, which are located in every classroom; iPads that are utilized to supplement instruction; classroom computers; mobile laptop carts in each school; and computer labs and media centers in both schools.

Greenwich Township students meet or exceed the state performance requirements. Our students’ academic performance is high or very high when compared to schools across the state and when compared to our peer groups. The district’s college and career readiness is very high when compared to schools across the state and when compared to schools in our peer group. Additionally, our student growth performance is very high when compared to our peer groups. Our middle school offers honors level courses in Language Arts and Mathematics for those students who meet the entry criteria.

Greenwich Township students comply with the Code of Conduct and rarely require suspensions. Our students enjoy a low student to teacher ratio which provides the opportunity for more individualized instruction.

Notice of Intent to Participate- Due 11/25/2024

School Choice Application 25/26 SY- Due 12/02/2024

Notice of Intent to Enroll- Due 1/9/2025

Please contact Tina Neely, Superintendent of Schools and Interdistrict Public School Choice contact for the Greenwich Township School District, or Lori Heft, Assistant to the Superintendent @ heftl@gtsd.net, if you require additional information.  Enrollment preference will be given to students with siblings enrolled as choice students in the district.