Mt. Greylock Regional School District

Parent & Community Groups

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The After Prom Committee   CSFLNA

A tradition that began in the early 1990s, The After Prom Event is a parent-organized, all-night, substance-free party for the graduating seniors. "For the students -- The After-Prom show that it's possible to have a fabulous, unforgettable time without the aid of alcohol or drugs. And it sends a message of how much their community -- families, friends, school, local businesses -- values their safety."

  

"The mission of the Citizens Scholarship Foundation of Lanesborough and New Ashford (CSFLNA) is to provide scholarships to students from Lanesborough and New Ashford to pursue higher education. Community members volunteer thousands of hours each year towards fund raising activities. CSFLNA is also supported by donations from businesses, organizations and private citizens."
Friends of the Arts   Mt. Greylock PTO

"The Friends of the Arts is a parent organization whose mission is to support and promote arts education at Mt. Greylock. We do this through a variety of activities including volunteering for events, providing financial support for school arts activities through a mini-grant program for teachers, and conducting fundraisers."

  

The Parent Teacher Organization of Mt. Greylock.
The SEE Fund   Williams Center at Mt. Greylock
"The SEE Fund is an endowment fund whose mission is to sustain educational excellence by providing financial support for superior educational initiatives at Mt. Greylock Regional School. The fund seeks to support the school’s efforts to: Provide students with challenging, engaging curriculum, Enhance the love of learning, Promote responsible citizenship, and Stimulate intellectual and creative endeavors."   "The Williams Center at Mt. Greylock’s goal – 'to maximize the academic value the college can provide Mt. Greylock' -- remains intentionally broad as we continue to work towards finding the most productive ways to make educationally rich and exciting connections between the two institutions."