Parkway School just staged its first-ever mixed-grade musical, Annie Jr., featuring students from different grades. Both shows sold out, showing that the community is very interested and that the school's arts program is getting bigger.

Parkway has also made a lot of progress in being environmentally friendly. Recently, students, parents, and local groups opened a 650-foot "Harmony Trail" habitat on campus that serves as an outdoor classroom and living lab for learning about the environment.

Q1. Are there any special academic programs at Parkway School?

Ans. Yes, Parkway has a Gifted & Talented (G&T) program and extra activities in STEM, the arts, and reading.

Q2. What makes Parkway's campus different from other schools in Greenwich?

Ans. The school is in a natural setting and has a new 650-foot "Harmony Trail" habitat that is used as an outdoor classroom.

Q3. Do students take part in arts and performance activities?

Ans. Of course. Parkway recently put on its first-ever mixed-grade musical, "Annie Jr." This showed that many students are interested in the arts.

Q4. What does Parkway School do to help students learn about the environment?

Ans. Students do hands-on ecological projects, go on trail hikes, and learn about sustainability as part of their regular classes.

Q5. What kinds of transportation are available for families?

Ans. The school runs buses in the district, with routes that are safe and easy to get to in North Greenwich.