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Greenbrier Episcopal School is an independent, coeducational day school enrolling children in grades PreK through 8.
Small in size, the school’s program is characterized by high academic expectations, personal attention, and respect for the dignity of every human being.
As an independent Episcopal day school, we embrace the rich tradition and values of faith-based Episcopal education in America.
Although we are a traditional school in our emphasis on manners, morals and civility, our curriculum is innovative and student centered with an emphasis on independent thinking and problem solving.
Our students mature into confident, self-directed learners who recognize the value of collaboration and cooperation in the learning environment.
We prepare our students for later education and for life by giving them an appreciation for beauty, a desire for truth and the capacity to love themselves and those around them.
Greenbrier Episcopal School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, and financial assistance programs.
Both scholarship, an interest in the arts, performance activity, and a strong work ethic contribute to the admission process.
Greenbrier Episcopal School is an independent, coeducational day
school enrolling children in grades PreK through 8. Small in size,
the school’s program is characterized by high academic
expectations, personal attention, and respect for the dignity of
every human being. As an independent Episcopal day school, we
embrace the rich tradition and values of faith-based Episcopal
education in America. Although we are a traditional school in our
emphasis on manners, morals and civility, our curriculum is
innovative and student centered with an emphasis on independent
thinking and problem solving. Our students mature into confident,
self-directed learners who recognize the value of collaboration and
cooperation in the learning environment. We prepare our students
for later education and for life by giving them an appreciation for
beauty, a desire for truth and the capacity to love themselves and
those around them. Greenbrier Episcopal School does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic
origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions
policies, and financial assistance programs. Both scholarship, an
interest in the arts, performance activity, and a strong work ethic
contribute to the admission process.
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