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We are thrilled to share truly exciting news with our Greene School community. News that captures what is possible when curiosity, commitment, and a deeply personalized education come together.
During the Early College Admissions period, all three Greene School seniors who applied for Early Decision have been accepted to their first choice colleges and universities. This marks an extraordinary milestone not only for these students, but for The Greene School itself.
We are thrilled to share truly exciting news with our Greene School community. News that captures what is possible when curiosity, commitment, and a deeply personalized education come together.
During the Early College Admissions period, all three Greene School seniors who applied for Early Decision have been accepted to their first choice colleges and universities. This marks an extraordinary milestone not only for these students, but for The Greene School itself.
These acceptances represent the very first college decisions for our seniors and our school, and they come from some of the most selective and respected institutions in the country. As our inaugural graduating class, these students are setting a powerful precedent for what a Greene School education makes possible.
Elizabeth “Lillie” Kniskern has been accepted to Babson College, a nationally recognized leader in higher education. Babson is ranked among the top colleges in the nation and is widely known as the number one school for entrepreneurship and career placement.
Babson graduates go on to lead startups, global companies, and innovative ventures across industries. Lillie’s acceptance reflects her drive, creativity, and entrepreneurial mindset, along with the strong academic foundation and individualized support she received at The Greene School.
Evan Barron has been accepted to Vanderbilt University, one of the most elite and selective universities in the United States. With an acceptance rate in the single digits, Vanderbilt is known for its rigorous academics, distinguished faculty, and highly competitive admissions process.
Evan’s achievement speaks to his exceptional academic strength, character, and dedication. His success highlights what can happen when students are both challenged and supported throughout their educational journey.
Andrew “Drew” Lamm has been accepted to Brown University, a member of the Ivy League and one of the most prestigious institutions in the world. Brown is celebrated for its open curriculum, intellectual freedom, and emphasis on independent thinking.
We are especially proud to share that Drew will also join Brown’s sailing team, continuing to pursue his passion at the highest collegiate level. His acceptance reflects both academic excellence and a commitment to pursuing interests with purpose.
These students are members of The Greene School’s very first graduating class, and their success fills us with immense pride. They embody the values that define our community: intellectual curiosity, perseverance, integrity, and purpose.
Their achievements reflect what can happen when students are truly known, supported, and challenged. At The Greene School, personalized education and meaningful relationships are not ideals. They are daily practices that shape outcomes like these.
This is just the beginning. As additional college decisions are released in the weeks and months ahead, we look forward to celebrating many more stories of growth, achievement, and next steps into the college and university era.
We are incredibly proud of what our students and faculty have accomplished together. These early college results affirm our belief in personalized education and in preparing students not just for college, but for life beyond it. We cannot wait to see where this journey continues.
We are thrilled to share truly exciting news with our Greene School community. News that captures what is possible when curiosity, commitment, and a deeply personalized education come together.
During the Early College Admissions period, all three Greene School seniors who applied for Early Decision have been accepted to their first choice colleges and universities. This marks an extraordinary milestone not only for these students, but for The Greene School itself.
These acceptances represent the very first college decisions for our seniors and our school, and they come from some of the most selective and respected institutions in the country. As our inaugural graduating class, these students are setting a powerful precedent for what a Greene School education makes possible.
Elizabeth “Lillie” Kniskern has been accepted to Babson College, a nationally recognized leader in higher education. Babson is ranked among the top colleges in the nation and is widely known as the number one school for entrepreneurship and career placement.
Babson graduates go on to lead startups, global companies, and innovative ventures across industries. Lillie’s acceptance reflects her drive, creativity, and entrepreneurial mindset, along with the strong academic foundation and individualized support she received at The Greene School.
Evan Barron has been accepted to Vanderbilt University, one of the most elite and selective universities in the United States. With an acceptance rate in the single digits, Vanderbilt is known for its rigorous academics, distinguished faculty, and highly competitive admissions process.
Evan’s achievement speaks to his exceptional academic strength, character, and dedication. His success highlights what can happen when students are both challenged and supported throughout their educational journey.
Andrew “Drew” Lamm has been accepted to Brown University, a member of the Ivy League and one of the most prestigious institutions in the world. Brown is celebrated for its open curriculum, intellectual freedom, and emphasis on independent thinking.
We are especially proud to share that Drew will also join Brown’s sailing team, continuing to pursue his passion at the highest collegiate level. His acceptance reflects both academic excellence and a commitment to pursuing interests with purpose.
These students are members of The Greene School’s very first graduating class, and their success fills us with immense pride. They embody the values that define our community: intellectual curiosity, perseverance, integrity, and purpose.
Their achievements reflect what can happen when students are truly known, supported, and challenged. At The Greene School, personalized education and meaningful relationships are not ideals. They are daily practices that shape outcomes like these.
This is just the beginning. As additional college decisions are released in the weeks and months ahead, we look forward to celebrating many more stories of growth, achievement, and next steps into the college and university era.
We are incredibly proud of what our students and faculty have accomplished together. These early college results affirm our belief in personalized education and in preparing students not just for college, but for life beyond it. We cannot wait to see where this journey continues.
We are thrilled to share truly exciting news with our Greene School community. News that captures what is possible when curiosity, commitment, and a deeply personalized education come together.
During the Early College Admissions period, all three Greene School seniors who applied for Early Decision have been accepted to their first choice colleges and universities. This marks an extraordinary milestone not only for these students, but for The Greene School itself.
We are thrilled to share truly exciting news with our Greene School community. News that captures what is possible when curiosity, commitment, and a deeply personalized education come together.
During the Early College Admissions period, all three Greene School seniors who applied for Early Decision have been accepted to their first choice colleges and universities. This marks an extraordinary milestone not only for these students, but for The Greene School itself.
These acceptances represent the very first college decisions for our seniors and our school, and they come from some of the most selective and respected institutions in the country. As our inaugural graduating class, these students are setting a powerful precedent for what a Greene School education makes possible.
Elizabeth “Lillie” Kniskern has been accepted to Babson College, a nationally recognized leader in higher education. Babson is ranked among the top colleges in the nation and is widely known as the number one school for entrepreneurship and career placement.
Babson graduates go on to lead startups, global companies, and innovative ventures across industries. Lillie’s acceptance reflects her drive, creativity, and entrepreneurial mindset, along with the strong academic foundation and individualized support she received at The Greene School.
Evan Barron has been accepted to Vanderbilt University, one of the most elite and selective universities in the United States. With an acceptance rate in the single digits, Vanderbilt is known for its rigorous academics, distinguished faculty, and highly competitive admissions process.
Evan’s achievement speaks to his exceptional academic strength, character, and dedication. His success highlights what can happen when students are both challenged and supported throughout their educational journey.
Andrew “Drew” Lamm has been accepted to Brown University, a member of the Ivy League and one of the most prestigious institutions in the world. Brown is celebrated for its open curriculum, intellectual freedom, and emphasis on independent thinking.
We are especially proud to share that Drew will also join Brown’s sailing team, continuing to pursue his passion at the highest collegiate level. His acceptance reflects both academic excellence and a commitment to pursuing interests with purpose.
These students are members of The Greene School’s very first graduating class, and their success fills us with immense pride. They embody the values that define our community: intellectual curiosity, perseverance, integrity, and purpose.
Their achievements reflect what can happen when students are truly known, supported, and challenged. At The Greene School, personalized education and meaningful relationships are not ideals. They are daily practices that shape outcomes like these.
This is just the beginning. As additional college decisions are released in the weeks and months ahead, we look forward to celebrating many more stories of growth, achievement, and next steps into the college and university era.
We are incredibly proud of what our students and faculty have accomplished together. These early college results affirm our belief in personalized education and in preparing students not just for college, but for life beyond it. We cannot wait to see where this journey continues.
We are thrilled to share truly exciting news with our Greene School community. News that captures what is possible when curiosity, commitment, and a deeply personalized education come together.
During the Early College Admissions period, all three Greene School seniors who applied for Early Decision have been accepted to their first choice colleges and universities. This marks an extraordinary milestone not only for these students, but for The Greene School itself.
These acceptances represent the very first college decisions for our seniors and our school, and they come from some of the most selective and respected institutions in the country. As our inaugural graduating class, these students are setting a powerful precedent for what a Greene School education makes possible.
Elizabeth “Lillie” Kniskern has been accepted to Babson College, a nationally recognized leader in higher education. Babson is ranked among the top colleges in the nation and is widely known as the number one school for entrepreneurship and career placement.
Babson graduates go on to lead startups, global companies, and innovative ventures across industries. Lillie’s acceptance reflects her drive, creativity, and entrepreneurial mindset, along with the strong academic foundation and individualized support she received at The Greene School.
Evan Barron has been accepted to Vanderbilt University, one of the most elite and selective universities in the United States. With an acceptance rate in the single digits, Vanderbilt is known for its rigorous academics, distinguished faculty, and highly competitive admissions process.
Evan’s achievement speaks to his exceptional academic strength, character, and dedication. His success highlights what can happen when students are both challenged and supported throughout their educational journey.
Andrew “Drew” Lamm has been accepted to Brown University, a member of the Ivy League and one of the most prestigious institutions in the world. Brown is celebrated for its open curriculum, intellectual freedom, and emphasis on independent thinking.
We are especially proud to share that Drew will also join Brown’s sailing team, continuing to pursue his passion at the highest collegiate level. His acceptance reflects both academic excellence and a commitment to pursuing interests with purpose.
These students are members of The Greene School’s very first graduating class, and their success fills us with immense pride. They embody the values that define our community: intellectual curiosity, perseverance, integrity, and purpose.
Their achievements reflect what can happen when students are truly known, supported, and challenged. At The Greene School, personalized education and meaningful relationships are not ideals. They are daily practices that shape outcomes like these.
This is just the beginning. As additional college decisions are released in the weeks and months ahead, we look forward to celebrating many more stories of growth, achievement, and next steps into the college and university era.
We are incredibly proud of what our students and faculty have accomplished together. These early college results affirm our belief in personalized education and in preparing students not just for college, but for life beyond it. We cannot wait to see where this journey continues.
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