About Greenhill

List of 11 items.

• ISAS

  The Independent Schools Association of the Southwest is a non-profit voluntary membership association of independent schools. The Association was founded in 1955 and includes schools located in Arizona, Kansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and Mexico. ISAS is the accrediting agency for Greenhill School.

• Mini-School

  Held early in the school year, Mini-Schools are evenings designed to introduce parents/guardians to teachers and give the faculty an opportunity to outline curriculum, goals, and expectations. Parents/guardians have the opportunity to hear about their child’s schedule and see a typical day. For parents/guardians only.

• Conferences

  Parents can expect to hear about their child’s progress regularly from teachers. Parent-student-teacher conferences are designed to review a student’s progress and to help the student set goals. They are crucial to the child’s success at Greenhill. Dates vary by division, and there is no school on conference days. Childcare is offered during your designated time.

• Legacy Groups (Heart of the Hill)

  Legacy Groups are small groups of students from different grades that meet regularly for “Heart of the Hill” gatherings on campus. Typically, a Legacy Group includes students from Preschool, Lower School, Middle School, and Upper School, as well as faculty and staff. Legacy Groups remain the same year after year, with graduates “replaced” by new Preschool students. Legacy Groups help students of all ages get to know one another.

• SAGE Dining Services (Lunch)

  All Greenhill students are automatically enrolled in the SAGE Dining Plan. The premier partner in dining experience, SAGE uses whole foods as well as the freshest products to create nutritious meals for our students. The goal of lunch period at Greenhill is to provide all students a well-balanced and satisfying meal that supports growth and development.
  

• Extend & Explore (Pre-k - 8th)

  All Greenhill families will receive email notices of after-school activities coordinated by the Extended Day office, such as art, coding & robotics, and chess. For an extra charge, you may register your child to attend these activities even if your child does not regularly attend Extended Day.

• Extended Day (Pre-k - 8th)

  Greenhill families who desire childcare before or after the regular school day may use Extended Day. Families interested in late pick up must submit an application over the summer. Enrollment is limited, so early registration is encouraged. There are additional charges for participating in Extended Day after school.
  
  Extended Day is also available in the Lower School free of charge for early-morning care on an as-needed basis and does not require an application. It is available from 7:15 – 7:45 am.

• Advisory (5th - 12th)

  Advisors serve as a constant mentor to help guide students throughout their years in Middle and Upper School. In Middle School, students meet with the same group of students and a teacher who serves as their advisor for the school year. In Upper School, students meet with the same group of students and an advisor for all four years.

• ISAS Festival

  The ISAS Arts Festival is officially sanctioned and supported by the Association to help promote and develop Upper School (grades 9-12) arts activities and curricula of its member schools. Participation in the Festival is intended to foster high standards and stimulate creativity in the performing and fine arts programs of the schools and in the individual endeavors of students and teachers. The Festival has been instrumental in the development of strong arts programs in participating ISAS schools and richly inspirational to their students.

• Southwest Preparatory Conference (SPC)

  Greenhill is one of the 16 college preparatory schools in Texas and Oklahoma that make up the Southwest Preparatory Conference (SPC). Upper School students compete in the SPC; the championships are in the fall, winter, and spring, with schools rotating as hosts. In recent history, Greenhill has captured more conference titles than any co-educational SPC member.

• Reserved Parking Spots

  Green and white signs designating reserved parking spots are scattered throughout campus parking lots. These reserved parking spaces are for service to Greenhill, have been sold to the highest bidders during the annual gala auction, or are designated for faculty and administration.