Our school is a place of collaboration, trust, and civility. Our pedagogy is innovative; our values are grounded in time-honored tradition with a commitment to progressive ideas that produce the best learning environments.
A child-centered philosophy that treats students as capable, curious learners who construct knowledge through exploration and discovery.
Students of mixed ages learn together, fostering mentorship, leadership, and a deeper sense of community within each classroom.
Intentionally small classes ensure every child receives individualized attention, allowing teachers to truly know each student.
An evidence-based approach integrating academic growth with social-emotional learning to create a safe, challenging school community.
of GCS students are of ethnic origin, far exceeding WV’s 6.4% statewide average.
of our students currently receive financial assistance. Accessibility is central to our mission.
Overall school average on National Reading & Language Arts standardized testing.
of students scored in the 95th percentile or above across all areas of standardized testing.
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Click to Rent Space Click to Rent SpaceThe scholarship allows K-12 students to receive financial assistance that can be used for tuition, homeschool curriculum, and other qualifying expenses.
Hope ScholarshipHope ScholarshipOur school is a place of collaboration and trust. We are a community of learners with classes from 18 months to 8th grade. Our pedagogy is innovative — our values are grounded in time-honored tradition with a commitment to the progressive ideas that produce the best education and learning environments.
Our curriculum is student-centered with an emphasis on independent thinking and problem-solving. Our students mature into confident, self-directed learners who recognize the value of collaboration and cooperation.
About Our SchoolGreenbrier Community School is honored to recognize the history and great legacy of Bolling by offering eligible students the Bolling-Clay Scholarship. This is an annual $2,500 scholarship for any kindergarten or primary aged student of ethnic diversity.
-Bolling High School in Lewisburg had an extensive history in Greenbrier County. Mr. Edward Bolling, born in Greenbrier County in 1855, returned to Lewisburg in the 1880's and became the principal of the then Lewisburg Colored School. He served as both an educator and principal for fifty years.
In 1932, following the death of Edward Bolling, Earl Charles Clay became principal of the Lewisburg Colored School which he renamed Bolling Junior High and Elementary School in honor of Mr. Edward Bolling.
In the Spring of 1933, the Greenbrier County Board of Education decided to add a tenth grade for the following term at Bolling Junior High and Elementary. The add-a-year policy continued until 1935 when Bolling became a four year high school. In May 1936 fourteen graduates became the first alumni. Bolling High School officially closed in 1963.
Since 1936, Bolling High School graduates, and its teachers, have brought honor and dignity to Greenbrier Community, our state and nationwide.
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