Megan brings a decade of teaching experience to Eagle Hill, where she currently leads the Upper School’s Tutorial department and instructs in Tutorial and Study Skills. Beyond teaching, she coaches field hockey, basketball, and softball, demonstrating her multifaceted impact. Committed to shaping the school’s future, Megan contributes her expertise to the Strategic Planning Council. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education from Roger Williams University and holds a Master’s Degree in Literacy and Special Education from Manhattanville College.
Katy joined Eagle Hill in 2022 as a Tutorial Teacher in the Upper School and brings with her extensive experience as an educator and administrative leader. Prior to joining Eagle Hill, Katy worked at Rodeph Sholom School as a teacher and learning specialist. She then moved on to West End Day School and was the Education Head there for 13 years. She holds both New York State and Connecticut State teaching certificates in special education, reading specialist and administration. Katy earned an M.S., Ed., in Educational Leadership from Fordham University, a M.S., Ed. in Reading and Literacy from Bank Street College of Education and a B.S. in Inclusive Elementary Education from Syracuse University.
The SOAR academic program includes daily instruction in:
Class sizes are small and students are grouped in these subjects according to their skill level rather than their grade.
The program also gives students the opportunity to enhance their Social Skills. The SOAR staff provides explicit instruction in social and emotional language concepts and helps students develop their social thinking and associated skills. Through discussion and activities students learn how to:
The Camp Program immerses students in a fun midday program where group work, social skills, and fair play are emphasized and reinforced. Students are encouraged to try new things and actively participate in a variety of activities while fostering positive relationships with their peers. Activities can take place both on campus and, on select occasions, off campus. Past activities include:
The Counselor in Training (CIT) program offers those rising into 7th grade and older a unique opportunity to develop leadership skills, gain practical experience, and learn about the responsibilities of being a camp counselor. Through hands-on training, CITs assist our adult staff, shadow experienced counselors, and assist with activities while supporting younger students. This unique program allows our CITs to:
Participation in the CIT program includes the Academic Program.
Step 1: Submit an online applicationEagle Hill uses Ravenna as its online admissions application solution. Please create an account to access the SOAR Program application. The application will also ask that you submit the following:
Step 2: Student ScreeningOnce an application is complete, members of the SOAR Program staff will conduct a thorough review. If an applicant is deemed to be a fit for the program, they will be required to meet in person with members of the SOAR staff along with their parents.
Step 3: AcceptanceAcceptance notification will be communicated after the in-person meeting. Get ready to SOAR through your summer!!!
| Full Day (Academic Program & Afternoon Enrichment) | Academic Program Only | |
| Prospective EHS Families | $5,000 | $4,000 |
| Current EHS Families | $4,750 | $3,750 |
| Academic Program & Afternoon CIT Program | |
| Prospective EHS Families | $4,500 |
| Current EHS Families | $4,250 |
45 Glenville Rd, Greenwich, CT 06831
(203) 622-9240
