Private Schools in Greenville, Virginia

Tandem Friends School is a highly-regarded independent Quaker school serving the Greenville area and central Virginia region. Founded in 1970, the school offers a progressive college preparatory education for grades 5-12 rooted in Quaker values of simplicity, peace, integrity, community, and equality. The school features a beautiful 40-acre campus with modern academic facilities, dedicated arts spaces, and athletic fields. Tandem Friends is known for its innovative curriculum, strong teacher-student relationships, and emphasis on experiential learning. The school maintains small class sizes and offers a comprehensive program that balances academic rigor with character development and community engagement.

Miller School of Albemarle is a prestigious co-educational boarding and day school serving the Greenville area and broader central Virginia region. Founded in 1878, this historic institution offers a rigorous college preparatory curriculum with small class sizes and personalized attention. The school features a beautiful 1,600-acre campus with state-of-the-art facilities including modern classrooms, science labs, athletic complexes, and extensive outdoor education spaces. Miller School is particularly known for its strong academic programs, competitive athletics, and character development focus, serving students in grades 8-12 with both boarding and day options.

Stuart Hall School is one of Virginia's oldest and most respected independent schools, serving students from Greenville and throughout the Shenandoah Valley. This Episcopal-affiliated school offers a comprehensive college preparatory program with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program for upper school students. The school features a historic campus with modern academic facilities, dedicated arts spaces, and athletic complexes. Stuart Hall provides both day and boarding options for grades Pre-K through 12, with a strong emphasis on global education, character development, and academic excellence supported by a 7:1 student-to-faculty ratio.