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Join us for a Valentine's Day Bake Sale, February 12 and 13, every lunch. 

On Saturday January 31st the Mechanical Mounties Robotics Team travelled to Bennington to compete in the FIRST Tech Challenge Qualifier event at Mount Anthony.  After qualification matches we were seeded in 4th place. During the playoff round our team alliance finished 2nd winning us the Finalist Award.  After a portfolio review and judging sessions the judges awarded us the Innovate award.

Did you see the latest Counseling Newsletter? Find answers, access to scholarships, and much more. 

Save the date! The Celebration of the Arts will take place on Saturday, March 28th. As in previous years, it will include a talent show and an art show. Share your talents with the Mount Greylock community!

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Welcome to the newest edition of our monthly newsletter! This resource, plus emails to students, and messages to families via ParentSquare are the best ways to stay updated on how the Counseling office supports families at Mount Greylock.

Zachary Rathbun, Cole Narey, Braelyn Kelly, Lilly Christopher, Shaelyn Breault, and Maisie Bayliss spent all of Quarter 2 making new hall passes for every classroom. The students dreamed up the project themselves, made their own  recycled paper, and carved the number stamps, themselves. 

Two of our photography students have been selected to exhibit their work in the 2025 Drexel University High School Photography Contest. This is a national competition that received over 2,100 submissions from students across the country.

This message is to share some important information about norovirus, often referred to as the “stomach bug,” as cases tend to increase during the winter months.

Portfolio Photo class has been working hard on a collaboration with Sweetwood. Residents were invited to bring memorabilia to talk about with students. Students photographed elders and their sculptures, ancient axe heads, driftwood, and dogs!