School overview
Greater Egleston High School
Who decides, whom Greater Egleston serves, and what the public record says about its current work. Part of Boston Public Schools.
Who makes decisions for this small alternative high school?
Greater Egleston is a Boston Public Schools high school, so the Boston School Committee sets district policy and adopts the BPS budget. BPS identifies Greater Egleston as a pilot school with local autonomy, and older official descriptions refer to a governing board, but no current school-level roster, agenda, minutes, or calendar was found. Families can therefore see district proposals naming the school but not reconstruct recent local leadership decisions online.
Boston School Committee
The citywide committee handles district policy and budget decisions. Its trailing-year agendas named Greater Egleston twice for Campus Without Walls planning grants.
School leadership
The current Massachusetts profile names Genevieve Nouveaux as principal and reports 53 students in grades 9–12.
Local governing record
Official searches found no current public roster, meeting calendar, agendas, or minutes for Greater Egleston's school-level governing body.
Missing online records do not show that a local governing body failed to meet; they show that its recent work cannot be independently reviewed from the public web record collected here.
Where the school stands
The state profile identifies grades 9–12.
Reported for 2025–26.
BPS says classes are capped at 15 as part of the school's personalized model.
The collected records do not provide a current Greater Egleston allocation or per-pupil spending figure. Districtwide spending cannot be substituted for a school allocation without explaining centrally held costs.
Major projects
Campus Without Walls planning
Second-year increase proposedSchool Committee agendas show a multi-school academic-instruction planning grant moving from a new FY26 proposal to a continuing FY27 year-two increase. The collected agendas do not establish approval, implementation details, or Greater Egleston's individual share.
- Agenda lists a new $45,000 FY26 planning grant shared by Greater Egleston, New Mission, and TechBoston
- Agenda lists a continuing FY27 year-two increase and adds Albert D. Holland to the named sites
Funding
Campus Without Walls planning grant
The first agenda lists $45,000 shared across three schools. The collected FY27 agenda does not expose a reliable amount for the year-two increase row.
The page uses the complete five-record school-specific corpus collected from BPS, Boston.gov, and the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Exact-name searches of official sources were also used to document gaps in public local-leadership records.
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