Official Greenwich Board of Education Guide for Schools, Calendar, BOE Meetings & Parent Resources
Use this mobile-friendly guide to reach the correct Greenwich Board of Education pages for school calendars, public meetings, school finder, registration, transportation, food services, parent portals, special education resources, and central office contact details.
Choose your Greenwich school task and open the right official page
Select the task closest to what you need. Greenwich Public Schools uses separate official pages for school calendars, board meetings, registration, school attendance areas, transportation, parent portals, food services, and special education.
π School calendar & event planning
Fast answer: official Greenwich school pages families usually need first
The official Greenwich Public Schools website is Open GreenwichSchools.org. Use it for the official school calendar, Greenwich Board of Education meetings, school finder, registration, transportation, food services, parent portals, district contact details, and special education resources.
The main district office is the Havemeyer Building, 290 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830. The official Contact Us page lists hours as 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday, and main phone 203-625-7400.
π Need school dates?
Use the official GPS Calendar page for BOE-approved school calendar PDFs, live district events, alerts, and calendar filters.
ποΈ Need BOE meetings?
Use the Board of Education page for meeting calendars, agendas, BoardDocs, meeting videos, and virtual access information.
π« Need your school?
Use School Finder to match a Greenwich street address with the correct attendance area assignment.
π§Ύ Need registration?
Use the official Registration page for online registration, required documents, school appointments, and residency guidance.
Official source check before using any Greenwich BOE detail
Publish-ready as of: May 11, 2026. The official Greenwich Public Schools website, Contact Us page, Calendar page, Board of Education page, Board Members page, Public Meetings page, Schools page, School Finder page, Registration page, Transportation/Busing page, Food Services page, Parent Portals page, Special Education and Student Supports page, Magnet Schools page, and Tuition and Fees page were checked for this article.
Use this article as a practical navigation guide. Greenwich school information can change because of Board action, calendar revisions, meeting notices, transportation route updates, registration windows, school-year rollover, staffing changes, and district policy updates.
Greenwich BOE contact, schools, calendar and meeting facts
These quick facts help parents, residents, and staff reach the right Greenwich Public Schools page without wasting time on outdated or unrelated search results.
π« District
Greenwich Public Schools, Greenwich, Connecticut.
π Official website
π Central office
Havemeyer Building, 290 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830.
βοΈ Main phone
203-625-7400.
π Office hours
8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday.
π School calendar
2025-26 school calendar revised March 19, 2026; 2026-27 calendar approved September 25, 2025.
π₯ Board size
Eight elected BOE members serving four-year terms.
π« School system
11 neighborhood elementary schools, 3 middle schools, 1 high school, and an offsite alternative high school program.
Jump to the Greenwich school help section you need
Where to check Greenwich school calendar PDFs, holidays and live events
The official Open GPS Calendar page is the correct place to check BOE-approved school calendar PDFs and live district events. It currently lists the 2025-26 School Calendar, approved September 26, 2024 and revised March 19, 2026, plus the 2026-27 School Calendar, approved September 25, 2025.
The same page also includes a live interactive calendar with month, week, and day views, calendar filters, RSS feeds, and alerts. This is useful when families need to check Board of Education events, early release days, school closures, graduation, and district-wide activities.
Families should not plan only from search snippets or old screenshots. Greenwich calendars can be revised, and school-specific events may differ from district-wide dates. For your childβs exact school activities, also check the individual school calendar after reviewing the district calendar.
π Printable PDFs
Use the official calendar page for one-page school calendar PDFs approved by the BOE.
ποΈ Live events
Use the interactive calendar for current BOE events, district activities, and school closures.
π Calendar alerts
Subscribe to calendar alerts if you want updates for events or changes.
β οΈ Recheck dates
Calendar revisions can happen. Confirm before planning vacations, childcare, or travel.
Greenwich Public Schools central office address, phone number and hours
The official Open Contact Us Page lists the district central office at Havemeyer Building, 290 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, Connecticut 06830. The listed phone number is 203-625-7400.
The same page lists district office hours as 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday. If you need an individual school office, use School Info/Directions because school phone numbers, principals, and school hours are listed separately.
For general website comments, the district lists gps_webmaster@greenwich.k12.ct.us. For student-specific matters, families should usually contact the childβs school first instead of sending a general district email.
π Central office
Havemeyer Building, 290 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830.
βοΈ Main phone
203-625-7400.
π Office hours
8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday.
π« School-specific contact
Use School Info/Directions for each schoolβs own phone, address, and hours.
How to find Greenwich BOE meeting dates, agendas, minutes and videos
The official Open Board of Education Page is the best starting point for Greenwich BOE meeting information. It links to virtual meeting access, BoardDocs meeting agendas and documents, BOE meetings and minutes, meeting videos, and regularly scheduled Board of Education meeting calendars.
The page currently shows approved meeting calendars for 2025-2026 and 2026-2027. It also shows the next scheduled meeting when available. Because meeting dates, locations, and access instructions can change, the official BOE page and linked BoardDocs materials should be checked before attending or sharing details.
The official Public Meetings page explains that regular, special, and emergency Board of Education meetings are public meetings except for executive sessions. It also says regularly scheduled BOE meetings are posted annually and meeting information is posted with the Town Clerk and on the BoardDocs eGovernance website.
Open the BOE page
Start with the official Greenwich Board of Education page rather than an old PDF or copied calendar.
Check the meeting calendar
Use the currently posted BOE meeting calendar for the correct school year.
Open agenda documents
Use BoardDocs links from the official BOE page for agendas, minutes, and supporting documents.
Verify access details
For hybrid or virtual meetings, use the official virtual access page before joining.
Meeting caution: Do not rely on an old calendar screenshot. Always verify the latest meeting date, location, agenda, and access instructions on the official Greenwich BOE pages.
Greenwich BOE members, chair, terms and public contact
The official BOE page states that the Greenwich Board of Education consists of eight elected members serving four-year terms, with four members elected every two years. The official Open Board Members Page lists current members and their committee assignments.
The members page currently lists Dr. Michael-Joseph Mercanti-Anthony as Chair. Since board roles can change after elections, reorganizations, or term changes, use the official members page before naming a board member in a post, public comment, or civic request.
The official page also says the public BOE email address is BoardofEdMembers@greenwich.k12.ct.us. Emails sent to the Board are considered public correspondence and are subject to Freedom of Information Act requirements.
π₯ Eight elected members
The BOE has eight elected members serving four-year terms.
π€ Current chair
Dr. Michael-Joseph Mercanti-Anthony is listed as Board Chair.
π§ Public contact
BoardofEdMembers@greenwich.k12.ct.us is the public BOE email address.
β οΈ FOIA notice
Emails to the Board may be public correspondence under FOIA.
Greenwich Public Schools list, grade levels and attendance areas
The official Open Schools Page says Greenwich Public Schools consists of 11 neighborhood elementary schools for grades K-5, three middle schools for grades 6-8, and one high school for grades 9-12 with an offsite alternative high school program.
Students are assigned to elementary and middle schools based on residential attendance areas. The official schools page also lists all district schools, including Greenwich High School, Central Middle School, Eastern Middle School, Western Middle School, Cos Cob School, Glenville School, Hamilton Avenue School, International School at Dundee, Julian Curtiss School, New Lebanon School, North Mianus School, North Street School, Old Greenwich School, Parkway School, and Riverside School.
If you are moving into town or are unsure which school serves an address, use the official School Finder before registration. This prevents the common mistake of contacting the wrong school based only on nearby distance.
π Elementary schools
11 neighborhood elementary schools serve grades K-5.
π Middle schools
3 middle schools serve grades 6-8.
π High school
1 high school serves grades 9-12, with an offsite alternative high school program.
π Attendance areas
Elementary and middle school assignments are based on residential attendance areas.
How to register a child in Greenwich Public Schools and confirm the right school
The official Open Registration Page says registration for SY26-27 is open. Families may register through the online registration system or by bringing the completed GPS registration package and supporting documents to the school.
The registration page lists supporting documents including the childβs birth certificate, immunization record, and two forms of proof of residency. It also tells families to call the school to make an appointment before bringing the registration package in.
If you are unsure which neighborhood school your child should attend, use the official Open School Finder. The School Finder page is a comprehensive list of Greenwich, CT street addresses and associated attendance area assignments.
π₯οΈ Online option
Families may use the online registration system to complete questions and upload documents.
π Required records
Birth certificate, immunization record, and two residency proofs are listed among required documents.
π School Finder
Use School Finder if you do not know the correct neighborhood school.
βοΈ Appointment reminder
Call the school to make an appointment before bringing in registration materials.
Magnet schools, program choice and neighborhood assignment rules
The official schools page says four elementary schools and one middle school also serve as magnet schools: Hamilton Avenue School, International School at Dundee, Julian Curtiss School, New Lebanon School, and Western Middle School.
The official Open Magnet Schools Page explains that each GPS magnet school is also a neighborhood school, and a limited number of magnet seats are available by application for students living outside the attendance area.
This is important because βmagnet schoolβ does not mean every student can automatically attend any school. Families should check current application deadlines, lottery steps, and attendance-area rules on the official page.
π« Five magnet schools
Four elementary schools and one middle school serve as magnet schools.
ποΈ Limited seats
Seats outside the attendance area are limited and available by application.
π Neighborhood role
Each magnet school also remains a neighborhood school.
β οΈ Check deadlines
Application deadlines and lottery details can change by school year.
Greenwich bus routes, walking distance rules and transportation contacts
The official Open Transportation/Busing Page says free transportation is provided to and from school for students living beyond established walking distances within their attendance area. The listed distances are one mile for elementary school, one and one-half miles for middle school, and two miles for high school.
The page also says all routes are subject to change and students should be at the bus stop at least five minutes before the listed time. For questions or concerns, families can submit the official online form or contact the Transportation Office at 203-625-7443. For lost items, the listed phone is 203-625-7413, Monday-Friday, 6 a.m.-6 p.m.
π Eligibility
Transportation eligibility depends on established walking distances and attendance area rules.
π Distance guide
Elementary: 1 mile; middle: 1.5 miles; high school: 2 miles.
βοΈ Office contact
Transportation Office: 203-625-7443.
π Lost items
Lost items line: 203-625-7413, Monday-Friday, 6 a.m.-6 p.m.
Greenwich school meals, menus, payment procedures and food support
The official Open Food Services Page says Greenwich Food Services provides appealing and nutritious foods intended to help students reach their maximum learning potential through healthy food choices.
Families can also use official district links for meal prices, menus, payment procedures, refunds, free and reduced-price meals, food allergy information, and food insecurity resources. Because meal pricing, menus, and payment details can change, use the official food services pages rather than relying on an old school newsletter.
π½οΈ Food Services
Use the official department page for school meal information.
π Menus and prices
Check official meal-price and menu pages for current details.
π₯ Free and reduced meals
Official pages provide free and reduced-price meal information.
β οΈ Allergy support
Use official food allergy information for dietary questions and labeling guidance.
Parent portals, Aspen, Schoology, ParentLink and family resources
The official Open Parent Portals Page lists parent-facing systems including Aspen for student information, Schoology for learning management, SCOIR for student success plans and college/career planning, and ParentLink for district and school communication.
The official Parent Resources page also provides family-facing information intended to keep parents informed and engaged in their childβs learning experience. Use these pages when you need academic records, course information, communication systems, or family resources.
π Aspen
Student Information System for academic records and student information.
π Schoology
Learning Management System for classes and coursework.
π SCOIR
Student success plans plus college and career planning.
π£ ParentLink
Communication system for district and school messages.
Special education, IEPs, referrals and parent support resources
The official Open Special Education & Student Supports Page says Greenwich Public Schools provides specialized instruction to eligible students ages 3-22 under IDEA through a continuum of district services and supports.
The page includes resources for referral and identification, PPTs, IEPs, related services, Section 504, homebound instruction, parent resources, private school students, and the Special Education Advisory Council. It also explains that referrals may be made by a parent, adult student, school personnel, or certain outside professionals with permission.
For a childβs individual situation, families should start with the school team and then use the district-level special education resources when they need process guidance, parent resources, or escalation support.
βΏ Ages 3-22
GPS provides specialized instruction to eligible students ages 3-22 under IDEA.
π Referral help
The district page explains referrals, PPTs, IEPs, and evaluation processes.
π¨βπ©βπ§ Parent resources
Families can access parent support, 504, related services, and advisory council information.
π« Start local
Begin with the school team for student-specific questions before escalating.
Public meetings, FOIA notices and Board correspondence rules
The official Open Public Meetings Page says the Greenwich Board of Education and Greenwich Public Schools are committed to the principles and requirements of the Freedom of Information Act. It explains that BOE regular, special, and emergency meetings are open to the public except for executive sessions.
The official Board Members page also says emails sent to the Board, whether as a group or individually, are considered public correspondence and may be shared with the Superintendent, administrators, and others under FOIA requirements.
This matters for parents and residents: a message to the BOE is different from a private communication with a teacher or school support team. Do not include unnecessary private student or family information in a public BOE email unless you understand the disclosure risk.
Privacy reminder: Public Board correspondence may be subject to FOIA. Use student-specific school channels when a private family matter does not need to go to the Board.
What Greenwich school information is free and what may involve fees
Most basic Greenwich Public Schools information should be free to check. Families should not pay third-party sites to access the official school calendar, Board meeting page, school finder, school directory, registration guidance, transportation page, parent portal links, food services information, or special education resources.
Some official programs may involve fees. The official Open Tuition and Fees Page explains that GPS offers certain fee-based PK-12 educational opportunities and posts tuition rate schedules. Food services may also include meal pricing and payment procedures. Always verify the official district source before paying.
β Usually free to check
Calendar, meetings, school finder, registration guidance, transportation rules, parent resources, and department pages.
π³ May involve payment
Fee-based educational opportunities, meal payments, and certain official program costs.
π« Avoid payment traps
Do not pay unofficial sites for public school information that GPS publishes free.
Check the state before using any Greenwich school calendar or BOE page
The phrase βGreenwich Board of Educationβ can lead to confusing results because other places use the Greenwich name. This article covers Greenwich Public Schools in Greenwich, Connecticut, with the official district website at greenwichschools.org.
Before using any office address, school calendar, board meeting schedule, school finder, or contact information, confirm that the result belongs to Greenwich Public Schools in Connecticut and not another Greenwich-related district or municipality.
Greenwich, Connecticut
Check the domain
The official district domain is greenwichschools.org.
Use the office address
Official central office: 290 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830.
Do not mix districts
Other Greenwich-named districts can have different calendars, boards, and policies.
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Map and directions for Greenwich Public Schools central office
The Greenwich Public Schools central office is listed at Havemeyer Building, 290 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830. Use this map for general direction planning, but verify hours and the department you need before visiting.
Meeting reminder: Board meetings may be listed at different locations or accessed virtually. Use the official BOE page and meeting documents before traveling.
Clearly marked official Greenwich Public Schools links
Use these official links first. Each blue button below is an official resource link, so mobile users can quickly understand where to click.
Open Transportation/Busing
Bus eligibility, route information, lost items, and transport contacts.
Open Food Services
Meals, menus, payment procedures, free/reduced meals, and allergy resources.
Open Special Education
Referral, IEP, 504, parent resources, and student support information.
Greenwich Board of Education questions families ask most
What is the official Greenwich Board of Education website?
The official Greenwich Public Schools website is greenwichschools.org. The Board of Education section is available through the district website and includes meetings, calendars, videos, BoardDocs, and public contact information.
Where is the Greenwich Public Schools central office?
The central office is at Havemeyer Building, 290 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830.
What are the Greenwich Public Schools office hours?
The official Contact Us page lists hours as 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday.
What is the Greenwich Public Schools phone number?
The main district phone number is 203-625-7400.
Where can I find the Greenwich school calendar?
Use the official GPS Calendar page. It lists BOE-approved printable school calendars and live district events.
Where can I find Greenwich BOE meeting agendas and minutes?
Start with the official Board of Education page. It links to BOE meetings and minutes, BoardDocs materials, meeting calendars, virtual meeting access, and videos.
How many members are on the Greenwich Board of Education?
The official BOE page says the Board consists of eight elected members serving four-year terms.
Who is the current Greenwich BOE chair?
The official members page currently lists Dr. Michael-Joseph Mercanti-Anthony as Chair. Recheck the official page because board roles can change.
How do I find my childβs assigned Greenwich school?
Use the official School Finder page. It matches Greenwich street addresses with attendance area assignments.
How do I register a new student in Greenwich Public Schools?
Use the official Registration page. Families may register online or bring the completed registration package and documents to the school after making an appointment.
What documents are needed for Greenwich school registration?
The registration page lists a childβs birth certificate, immunization record, and two forms of proof of residency among required documents.
Who gets free school transportation in Greenwich?
The official transportation page says free transportation is provided for students living beyond established walking distances within their attendance area: one mile for elementary, one and one-half miles for middle school, and two miles for high school.
Where can parents access Aspen, Schoology, and ParentLink?
Use the official Parent Portals page for Aspen, Schoology, ParentLink, and SCOIR access information.
Where can I find Greenwich special education resources?
Use the official Special Education and Student Supports page for referral information, IEP guidance, 504 resources, related services, parent resources, and student support information.
Are emails to Greenwich BOE members private?
No. The official members page says emails sent to the Board are considered public correspondence and may be subject to Freedom of Information Act requirements.
Official verification and privacy reminder
This article is an independent guide created to help families, students, staff, residents, and public users find the correct official Greenwich Public Schools and Greenwich Board of Education resources. It is not the official district website and does not replace official BOE notices, calendar PDFs, registration instructions, meeting documents, attendance-area decisions, transportation rules, special education procedures, or district policies.
For registration, school assignment, bus eligibility, individual student support, meeting participation, or official decisions, use the relevant official Greenwich Public Schools page or contact the district directly. Do not send private student details in public Board correspondence unless you understand FOIA disclosure rules.
Best way to use this Greenwich BOE guide
The best starting point for Greenwich Board of Education information is the official Greenwich Public Schools website at greenwichschools.org. Use it for the school calendar, BOE meetings, BoardDocs materials, school finder, registration, transportation, food services, parent portals, magnet schools, and special education resources.
For practical results, use the correct page for the task. Use Calendar for dates, Board of Education for meetings, School Finder for attendance areas, Registration for enrollment, Transportation/Busing for bus rules, Parent Portals for login systems, and Special Education and Student Supports for IEP-related guidance.