Greenfield High School (Massachusetts)

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Greenfield High School
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Greenfield High School
Location
Greenfield High School (Massachusetts)
21 Barr Avenue
Greenfield, MA 01301

Information
Type Public
High school
Open enrollment [1]
School districtGreenfield Public Schools
SuperintendentChristine DeBarge
PrincipalMichael Browning [2]
Faculty42.75 (FTE) [3]
Grades8-12
Enrollment454 (2022-23) [3]
Student to teacher ratio10.62 [3]
Color(s)  
Team nameGreen Wave
Website Greenfield High School

Greenfield High School is located in Greenfield, Massachusetts, United States. [4]

Contents

History

The current school building was opened in 2015, on the site of the previous school. The building is owned by the town of Greenfield. [5]

Notable alumni

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