Buttonball Lane Elementary
Grades K–4
376 Buttonball Ln, Glastonbury, CT 06033
About 391 students
An elementary school named for the very lane it stands on — and the reason so many Buttonball buyers start their search with school-age kids in mind.
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Elementary
Buttonball Lane Elementary School
Most neighborhoods near a good school say “minutes away.” Buttonball’s elementary school is on Buttonball Lane itself — 376 Buttonball Lane, on a town-owned parcel in the middle of the neighborhood. Buttonball Lane Elementary serves grades K–4 in the Glastonbury Public Schools, with about 391 students (the district’s 2026–27 posting). For many Buttonball families, the school run is a walk, not a drive — and it is the single biggest reason buyers target these thirteen streets.
School assignments are set by the district and can change; the district is actively studying its elementary capacity. Confirm any specific address’s assignment directly with Glastonbury Public Schools before you buy.
The School Path
K through 12, all in Glastonbury
Gideon Welles School
Grades 5–6
1029 Neipsic Rd, Glastonbury, CT 06033
Glastonbury’s intermediate school: every student in town passes through Gideon Welles for fifth and sixth grade.
Smith Middle School
Grades 7–8
216 Addison Rd, Glastonbury, CT 06033
The town’s middle school, on the Addison Road campus with its playing fields and trail access.
Glastonbury High School
Grades 9–12
330 Hubbard St, Glastonbury, CT 06033
About 1,690 students
The final step of the path — a large, well-regarded suburban high school a short drive from the neighborhood.
School facts from Glastonbury Public Schools’ published postings, checked November 2026. Enrollment figures move year to year; confirm current details and address assignments with the district.
Parks & the Town Center
Hubbard Green & Glastonbury Center
A short drive from Buttonball, Hubbard Green is Glastonbury’s historic town green — about 5.7 acres at 1944 Main Street in Glastonbury Center, with a gazebo, war memorials and walking paths. The green hosts the annual “On the Green” Fine Art & Craft Show each September and the Garden Club’s plant sale each May, and the Historical Society of Glastonbury’s Museum on the Green stands at the same address.
Day to day, the neighborhood’s own open space is the elementary school’s fields and playground at 376 Buttonball Lane — where Buttonball kids actually play. Between the school grounds, the green, and the town center’s library, shops and restaurants a few minutes away, Buttonball families get a quiet-street neighborhood without giving up a town center.
- Buttonball Lane Elementary fields & playground, in the neighborhood
- Hubbard Green — gazebo, memorials, walking paths
- “On the Green” art & craft show, every September
- Museum on the Green (Historical Society of Glastonbury)
- Welles-Turner Memorial Library & Main Street, Glastonbury Center
- Glastonbury High School at 330 Hubbard St