How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Green Hill School currently uses no-contact visitation—physical contact during visits isn't permitted. The facility has also reduced how many visitors can attend a single visit, so confirm the current guest limit before making plans. Expect more thorough screening when you arrive; staff report an increase in visitor searches. Before visiting, you'll need to complete Washington's visitor-approval process: submit the visitor application, wait for approval, and make sure you're on the Approved Visitor List. Once approved, check the facility's visit page for scheduling details and any video options. Keep in mind that visits can be canceled due to lockdowns or housing moves.
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Visits at Green Hill School look different now. Visitation is no-contact, fewer people can attend each visit, and security searches have increased. Residents may also be restricted to their assigned units, which affects where visits happen and how much movement is allowed on-site.
No. Green Hill has implemented no-contact visitation, so physical contact during visits isn’t allowed.
Yes. Green Hill has reduced the number of visitors allowed per visit, so verify the current guest limit before you come.
Yes. In Washington, you must complete a visitor application and be placed on the Approved Visitor List before visiting; processing can take several weeks, so avoid submitting duplicates.
Overcrowding at Green Hill School isn't just a statistic — it affects daily operations in ways families notice, from tighter security to changes in visitation. Here's what recent population numbers show, why the state says it matters, and how you can plan ahead.
