Upper School
100 Maher Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830
116 Maple Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830
The Upper School 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.
Middle School
1275 King Street, Greenwich, CT 06831
The Middle School is home to all Middle School classrooms and advisories, as well as the School’s alumni, development, and business offices.
Pre & Lower School
1252 King Street, Greenwich, CT 06831
The Edwards Campus is home to all Pre and Lower School classrooms, as well as 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 headmaster.
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.
Upper School Campus: 14 Acres
Middle School Campus: 44 Acres
Edwards Campus: 104 Acres
Vermont Campus: 620 Acres
Upper School: 413 boys/100 seniors
Middle School: 302 boys
Lower School: 216 boys
Pre/K: 90 boys
McKinnon Family Foreign Language Immersion Program/Student Exchange: 11 boys
Current Students by Class
New Families: 149
Greenwich: 69%
Other Connecticut Communities: 15%
Westchester County, New York: 14%
Other: 2%
Non-Faculty: 92
Non-Faculty/Full Aid: 68
Non-Faculty/Partial Aid 24
Faculty: 87 (51 ‘Wick & 36 GA)
Total Faculty: 177
Total Staff: 47
Total Maintenance: 20
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.
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.
The Foreign Language and Classics programs offer study in Arabic, Mandarin, French, Greek, Italian, Latin, and Spanish.
