General Facts & Figures

At Brunswick School, students join a diverse community gathered to pursue knowledge, growth, and excellence. A highly qualified faculty across multiple disciplines and campuses challenge students to realize their full potential and form a genuine love of learning. From pre-k to upper school, our boys obtain the skills and philosophies necessary to excel in higher education and better the world around them.

Here, our college-prep school dedicates itself to immersive learning in and out of the classroom through our proven curriculum, athletics (including 17 varsity sports), extracurricular activities, community service programs, and much more. With an average class size of 13 and a teacher/student ratio of 1:6, Brunswick students can receive 1-on-1 guidance throughout their time on campus.

Please, feel free to browse the facts and figures listed below for an in-depth look at Brunswick’s demographics, campus, and educational/extracurricular offerings.

School Facts

Campuses: 5

Philip Campus
100 Maher Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830
116 Maple Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830

The Philip Campus is home to all Upper School classrooms and advisories, Baker Theater, Conrades Student Lounge, and Berkley Library, as well as the Pettengill Campus, which houses the English and history departments. The campus is named after Thomas Philip, Brunswick’s seventh head of school.

Upper Middle School (Grades 7 & 8)
1275 King Street, Greenwich, CT 06831

The Upper Middle School is home to all seventh and eighth grade classrooms and advisories, as well as the school’s alumni, development, and business offices.

Edwards Campus
1252 King Street, Greenwich, CT 06831

Edwards Campus is home to all Lower Middle School (Grades 5 & 6) classrooms and advisories, as well as all Lower School classrooms. The campus is also home to the school’s main athletic facilities, which include Burke Field House, Sampson Athletic Center, Mehra Natatorium, and Robert L. Cosby Field. The campus is named in honor of Duncan Edwards, Brunswick’s sixth head of school.

Lake Avenue Campus
270 Lake Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830

The Lake Avenue Campus is home to all Pre School classrooms, as well as the Little Cubs Early Learning Center.

Vermont Campus
665 Stock Farm Road, Randolph, VT 05060

The Vermont Campus is home to the School’s permanent off-campus wilderness-education and applied-classroom-learning program.

Grades: Pre K-12

Tuition: $47,250-$55,750

Endowment: $194,300,000 (estimated)

Total Acreage: 829 Acres

Philip Campus: 14 Acres

Upper Middle School Campus: 44 Acres

Edwards Campus: 104 Acres

Lake Avenue Campus: 17 Acres

Vermont Campus: 650 Acres

Students and Families

Total Number of Students: 1,072 boys

Upper School: 443 boys/105 seniors

Middle School: 323 boys

Lower School: 216 boys

Pre School: 90 boys

Total Number of New Students: 158

Current New Students by Division

Families: 824

New Families: 116

Geographic Distribution:

Greenwich: 65%

Other Connecticut Communities: 17%

Westchester County, New York: 16%

Other: 2%

Students of Color: 27%

Students Receiving Financial Aid: 21%

Total Students on Financial Aid: 223

Non-Faculty: 137

Non-Faculty/Full Aid: 85

Non-Faculty/Partial Aid: 52

Faculty: 86 (49 ‘Wick & 37 GA)

Faculty and Staff

Total Employees: 278

Total Faculty: 189

Total Staff: 67

Total Maintenance: 20

Faculty with Advanced Degree: 77%

Faculty Housing

Total Number of Housing Units: 86

Total Number of Employees Housed: 94

Percent of Faculty Housed: 48%

Percent of Employees Housed: 37%

Education

Average Class Size: 13

Teacher/Student Ratio: 1:6

AP Courses Offered to Upper School Students: 32

Varsity Sports: 17

All Upper School students, as well as seventh and eighth graders, participate in interscholastic sports. Seasonal requirements vary by grade level. Younger boys participate in a physical education program.

Co-Curricular Clubs & Organizations: 49

Community Service Program:

Organized projects and community-service efforts are required of all Upper School students, as well as eighth graders. Each school division also participates in other grade-wide projects throughout the year. All students are encouraged to pursue voluntary efforts.

Language Program:

The Foreign Language and Classics programs offer study in Arabic, Mandarin, French, Greek, Italian, Latin, and Spanish.