Greenwich Central School District is located at 10 Gray Avenue Greenwich, NY serving grades K-12 in Washington County. The Board of Education is the governing body of the District, deriving its power, authority, roles and responsibilities as defined under the Constitution, General Statutes of the State of New York and the procedures of the New York State Board of Education.

Washington County’s strip of land in the north creates a sort of finger, bordering Lake George on the west and Lake Champlain on the east. The southern part of the county is not far from Saratoga and Albany and features scenic farms and rolling hills. There are several different cultures and religions attending this New York Public School so it has a very diverse background of students. Teachers are very committed to teaching these young minds and prepare them for grade advancements while preserving the ethics and cultural environment every parent expects.

The school District applies common philosophies set forth by the school community which is to provide students a sound environment for educational excellence that will develop the skills, attitudes, knowledge and values to become contributing members of society. New York educators encourage individual excellence by students of all ages so that they may gain a lifelong enthusiasm for learning and work.

The staff of teachers and other officials works closely with parents and the entire community to provide the best education possible for students. And students really excel in this learning environment that affords good class sizes, positive community support, individual attention, and encouragement which help all students strive for excellence.