Upper School
The Upper School consists of grades nine through twelve.
The philosophy of the Upper School program is to prepare students for admission to college and help students reach their full potential as productive members of society. Personal responsibility is fostered in a framework that allows for intellectual curiosity and the development of positive moral and social values.
Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to prepare students for college, both to meet college entrance requirements and to provide the study skills and core knowledge for success in college programs. Thirteen Advanced Placement courses are offered on campus, and the curriculum is supplemented by dual enrollment course offerings through Wilson Community College.
Extra-Curricular Activities
Students are encouraged to become involved in school affairs beyond academic or athletic interests. The following organizations are open to student participation either by election or on a voluntary basis:
- Servant Leader Academy
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes
- National Honor Society
- National STEM Honor Society
- Student Government Association
- Outdoor Club
- DEI Club
- Environmental Club
Community Service
As part of their social and moral development students are encouraged to become involved in the affairs of their community. It is strongly believed that service to others is an important part of becoming a caring and responsible adult. In order to graduate from Greenfield School, each student must accumulate a minimum of ten hours of community service per year in the Upper School.
Upper School Summer Reading List
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
Greenfield has implemented a new "Bring Your Own Device" requirement for all upper school students. Please click on the document for more information.