Greenwich Academy

Close followers of this account will be forgiven for wondering if we have any events without “GATOR” in their name these days. Reader, we do… but this post is not about them. It’s about GATORAid! Friday saw the latest installment of this decades-long Middle School tradition in which students and faculty battle it out on the dodgeball court while supporting great organizations (this year, for Filling in the Blanks), with help from some Upper School referees! Way to go, Gators, and happy Spring Break! 🐊

Since 1827.

This is GATOR Fest (Global Appreciation for Traditions, Origins, and Regions)! Thanks to everyone who joined us for this joyful school-wide celebration filled with music, color, food, and traditions from around the world. 🌎🐊

On Monday, Lower Schoolers celebrated Read Across America by starting the day with a D.E.A.R. session—drop everything and read! 🐊💛📗

It’s the Middle School GATOR Dance! 🪩🐊

Congratulations to senior Aurelia Feng who was recently named a candidate for the 2026 Presidential Scholars Program! Established in 1964 by Executive Order of the President, the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program recognizes and honors some of the nation’s most distinguished graduating high school seniors. Well done, Aurelia!

CC leads the MHK campus in celebrating 100 days of school in style! 🦺 🐊

Due to inclement weather, Greenwich Academy will be closed tomorrow, Monday February 23. Stay warm, Gators! ❄️🐊

With spring sports starting on Monday and the fields still blanketed with snow, our Athletics department got creative. Lower School PE classes lent their energy, enthusiasm, and feet to try and help… this exercise in teamwork and experimentation was dubbed STOMP FEST. To paraphrase Coach Brower: Weird? Yes. Fun? We think so. Effective? TBD… 🐊

Welcome back, GA, and happy Lunar New Year! Today we’ve been celebrating with red envelopes, horoscopes, dumplings, and red and gold civvies. Wishing good health and prosperity to all this Year of the Horse! 🧧✨🐊

Happy Valentine’s Day! GA girls, including the MS Community Service Club (and special guest Ms. Hazlett!) celebrated a bit early by making cards for The Scarlett Fund at MSK’s Card Project. This beloved tradition, now in its twelfth year, allows us to share our best wishes of support and warmth to pediatric cancer patients and their treatment teams.