Admission FAQ
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When should I begin the admission process?Most families begin the admission process the fall before the enrollment year. To get started, fill out an inquiry form. You may also call/text the admission office at
484-410-9664 or email lclancy@greenestreetfriends.org.What grade is the best grade to apply for?
We welcome applications at every grade level. However the largest number of openings occur at Preschool, Pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, and grade 5. The application for admission is due by January 15, but we encourage you to apply by late fall in order to complete all steps of the process in a timely way. The priority deadline for admission is December 15.What will my child’s visit be like?
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Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten: observation of play, story time, conversation
Kindergarten: observation of play, conversation, kindergarten readiness assessment
Grades 1-4: classroom activities, recess and lunch, conversation, reading and math assessment
Grades 5-8: classroom activities, recess and lunch, conversation, reading and writing assessment, math assessment-
What will the parent interview be like?
Parents meet virtually, until deemed safe to do so in-person, with members of the admission staff for about 30 minutes. We want to know what you are seeking in a school, what strengths your child possesses, as well as any challenges your child may be facing. We want to share with you information about Greene Street and answer any questions you may have.When will I know if my child has been admitted?
Students who have completed their application by December 15 are included in 1st round priority admission. These applicants will be notified of their admission decision by January 15. Students who have completed their application by January 15 will be notified of their admission decision by February 15.When should I apply for financial aid?
You should apply for financial aid at the same time you are going through the admission process. If you have completed the financial aid process, you may be notified of a grant at the same time as your admission decision.
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