Greenville Central School District is located at 4976 Route 81 Greenville, NY. The Greenville Central School District public school system provides quality education for the citizens of Greenville for grades K through 12. Greenville Central has a mission to provide all children with the opportunity to fully develop their academic and creative potential and to assist them in becoming mature, humane, responsible and productive members of society. Greenville is a town on the northern border of Greene County, New York, United States.

Historically Greenville’s almost two hundred years history is broadly painted with agriculture and tourism. Organized in 1803 as the Town of Greenfield (as Freehold in 1808 before settling on Greenville in 1809), Greenville was split off from the Town of Coxsackie. Bordering Greenville are the Greene County towns of Durham on the west, Cairo on the south, Coxsackie and New Baltimore on the east, and the Albany County towns of Westerlo and Coeymans on the north.

The School Board is comprised of unpaid officials elected by the voters to take the formal legal actions and establish the basic policies for the conduct of the schools. The chief executive officer of the District (Superintendent) and is trusted with the duty of seeing that the Board policies and education laws are adhered to by the staff.

When it comes to sports, Greenville Central School District encourages extra-curricular activities for students. Athletics is an extension of the classroom and contributes greatly to the overall education of our students. Athletics teaches our students qualities that are necessary to achieve throughout their lives including, self-discipline, teamwork, sportsmanship, and competitiveness.