Last night Mass MoCA held their big reception for the annual Teen Invitational art show. We were happy to see so many students, teachers, and families in attendance to celebrate our student work. Twelve schools presented a whopping 410 student artworks ranging from painting to video to photo to sculpture and ceramics. 50 students from MG showed their work.

This is a live article. Check back throughout the day for winners, interviews, photos and more.

During a spectacle in the foyer Friday, the final four will compete for the bragging rights of the rochambeau ultimate winner.

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.

All high school students, and middle school students taking Spanish are invited to the dance held this Friday from 7-10 in the cafeteria in honor of our friends from Argentina. 

Our friends from La Cumbre, Argentina have arrived for a few week visit. There is a lot of excitement in the building. 

Next week on Thursday the 17th, we are planning a whole school rock-paper-scissors tournament!  This is a challenge where everyone starts with one beaded necklace-- and throughout the day people challenge each other to a round, with the winner taking ALL of the loser's beads. 

All interested students in grades 8 through 11, please consider running for a student government position in this year’s elections! Candidates must submit a nomination form with 25 signatures from their classmates and the text of a 1.5-2.5 minute speech explaining why they would be a good fit for the position, to be delivered to their classmates. All speeches and nomination forms need to be emailed by Friday, April 18 at 10:00 PM.

Sunday evening, afterschool and Directed Study tutoring returns on Sunday, April 6th and continues through Thursday, May 15th, when the college students begin to prepare for their exams. It is not too late to take advantage of this free program - we have room for a few more students in all sessions this spring.

The Mount Greylock community and Spanish department are excited to welcome 36 Argentinian students & three of their teachers next Friday, April 11 for a two week exchange with Mount Greylock Students studying Spanish.

Support the environment and the Mount Greylock class of 2026! Cans and bottles can be brought to Dwyer's State Line Redemption Center just past the MA / VT line in Pownal, VT. Just mention the MG Class of 2026 to be added to our account. 

Attached is the approved academic calendar for the 2025/2026 school year. This calendar can also be found by navigating to MG Resources --> Calendar: Year at a Glance

The Class of '28 is hosting a competition on Saturday evening April 5. Teams of 4 will compete in a variety of events, Volleyball, Trivia, Tug of War, Pictionary, Targets, Knockout, Musical Chairs, Potato Sack Races. Make a team or just come and watch. Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria $7. Food and drink will be on sale at the event. 

While our wonderful Williams tutors are on Spring break we are pausing ALL college tutoring - this includes Directed Study, after school, and Sunday evenings. Tutoring will resume the week of April 7th and continue through mid-May.

The anticipated Program of Study 2025-2026 has been released. Counselors are meeting with students to discuss opportunities, requirements and new courses available to them for the coming school year. Students are asked to speak with teachers and their families as they select courses into which they would like to enroll.

½ Day Friday the 21st | March Snack Attack | Upcoming Course Registration | The annual Celebration of the Arts will occur this Saturday, March 22, at Mount Greylock | Rural Lands Job Opportunities | Williamstown Spring Litter CCleanupDay 2025!