Brunswick School

When my family moved to Greenwich, my dad insisted that I go to Brunswick, assuming that the best private school in town must be the best in the area. We didn't realize that Greenwich Public Schools were as good--if not better--than Brunswick in almost every respect. After my Sophomore year, I chose

Teaching here is a real problem. My son wound up in summer school twice because the teaching on the high school level wasn't good enough. Lots of amateurs teaching here.

My son is a middle schooler, he absolutely loves it. His academic work load is a multiple of what he had in the public school last year. He is now exceptionally challenged, really enjoys being with other bright and kind and respectful boys. Yes this is middle school where kids are usually at their m

If I had to pick a word to describe the Brunswick experience, it is 'shallow.' Everything about the place seems to be okay: people are pleasant, the place is nice-looking, and everyone seems to possess a minimum level of competence and manners. But, in reality, the school is an attempt to assess whe

I do not know what happened in 2016 to gain so much animosity but I attended in the 90s and Brunswick had the same issues as any other school out there. The difference was the focus on defeating those perceptions. The preparation when compared to many schools out there was one of excellence. Maybe t