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! 

The latest Greylock Echo has hit the halls this week. This issue offers twelve pages of news, opinion, reviews, features, sports, and more. Editor-in-Chief Frankie Evans has assembled an impressive staff this year who are working on print editions as well as maintaining an online version of the news (with separate content than the print edition).

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.

Overdue book slips are being distributed TODAY to the 160 MG students who have overdue books. Despite monthly reminders, some of these books were actually due in September from summer checkouts.

• Most Festive
• Most Creative
• Best Overall

The Spanish Club students in collaboration with the Williams Center for Learning in Action would like to invite any interested staff or student to join us for a conversation with Professor Mahon, of Williams College regarding historical relationships with Venezuela and the recent recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, María Corina Machado.

MG AP Computer Science students traveled to Harvard Dec. 8 to attend a CS Fair. They really enjoyed hearing Harvard students present their final projects, and there was some truly inspiring work.

Bring in unopened tissue boxes to your directed study for the benefit of the school community. The D.S. with the most boxes will receive a cupcake party.

As we head into a busy and exciting winter sports and musical season, we want to share a quick reminder about our late bus schedule and after-school expectations to help students stay organized and safe.

Order by 12/7 to get delivery by winter break. 

Students are placed on the honor roll when their quarterly letter grades average a B or better, and when the student receives no grade lower than a B- in all graded classes. If students earn any grade of a C+ or lower, their names will not be placed on the honor roll. The student must be carrying a minimum of four graded courses to be eligible. Students who withdraw from a course are not eligible for the honor roll for one semester.

Greylock Eats | Remedy Hall closest

The high school donations filled up 2 cars! Ms. Belk's Directed Study won the contest by donating a total of 105 items. A big shout out to the NHS Officers for their effective leadership on this drive.