About two-thirds of Greenhills students are from Ann Arbor, and one-third lives elsewhere in southeastern Michigan, including Ypsilanti and cities as far away as Fenton, Jackson, Farmington Hills, and Monroe.

We take care to ensure students—and their families—feel welcomed and connected from the very start. Before classes begin, we host events just for new families to help parents feel at home and supported, and new students participate in orientation activities that help them get to know teachers, classmates, and our campus. When school starts, every grade comes together for team-building activities and class trips for middle school and upper schoolers—a Greenhills tradition that helps students form friendships, build trust with teachers, and step into the year with confidence.

New students are becoming part of an incredibly warm and welcoming community. In 6th grade, everyone is new, creating an instant sense of shared adventure. In 9th grade, about a quarter of the class joins us from other schools, bringing fresh energy and perspectives while discovering that Greenhills is a place where it’s easy to belong.

Greenhills offers a morning transportation service for families in Plymouth, Canton, Northville, Novi, and surrounding communities at a limited number of stops. Ann Arbor Public Schools (AAPS) also coordinates a free bus service to Greenhills for families living within AAPS boundaries, and there is an AATA “The Ride” bus stop in front of Greenhills. Learn more here.

Greenhills offers more than 20 varsity sports, as well as junior varsity and middle school athletics. 
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Arbor Hills Campus: Complimentary beforecare in the Atrium will be available beginning at 7:30am for early arrivals, and aftercare is available every day for lower school students until 6pm. 

Earhart Campus: Students may arrive as early as 7:00am and remain in the All-School forum space until grade-level forums open at 7:45am. A drop-in after-school program is available for middle school students every day from 3:45pm to 6:00pm. All middle school students who remain on campus after 3:45pm and do not have a sports practice, rehearsal, or club meeting after school will be checked into the after-school program. 
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The college counseling program helps students determine what they want from life after high school and to identify the best schools for them, and their dedicated counselor serves as a mentor and guide for students and parents as they complete the college application process.
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Nearly every Greenhills student attends college after graduating. We focus on helping students identify environments where they will thrive—academically, socially, athletically and personally—so that they continue to grow as curious, capable learners.
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More than 20 percent of the student body receives a variable tuition rate, with an average variable tuition rate of $13,000. Forty percent of the families in our variable tuition program earn incomes of $75,000 to $150,000 per year.

While we treat every profile as unique, historically, household incomes over $200K (with one child) typically do not meet the qualifying criteria to be in the variable tuition program.

Yes, the submission of standardized test results is a part of the process for 6th–12th grade applicants. We view test results in the context of our holistic review process and are by no means the sole factor in admission decisions. High test scores do not guarantee admission and low test scores do not preclude admission. Our goal is to learn as much as we can about the student.