There will be a vaccine clinic at Mount Greylock in the afternoon of October 15. Please pre-register.

We hope to have up to 60 students in grades 7-12 participate in discussion facilitated by the Department of Justice. The event is Friday, October 25th from 7:40 to 3:40. Participating students will be excused from the 1/2 day of classes. Lunch and transportation home will be provided.

We are thrilled to announce that the SEE Fund, the MGRS Fund for Sustaining Educational Excellence, is now accepting submissions from students, teachers, administrators, and community members for 2024 SEE Fund Grants! This is your opportunity - use your creativity to invest in the future of Mount Greylock Regional School!

Join us for a student production of Steel Magnolias to benefit Breakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF) to advance the study of Type 1 Diabetes in the world.

Bus Schedule: Routes for 2024/25 have been updated and can be viewed in MGRS.org --> MG Resources --> Important DocumentsDrop Off, Pick Up, and Student Drivers: Leave extra time for at least the first two weeks of school while the paving is completed on Cold Spring Road

This letter is to inform you that Mount Greylock Regional School District is utilizing a new system and parent portal where you can view menus and pay for non-reimbursable items such as Second Meals or A la Carte Items. Mount Greylock Regional School District is no longer using the Lunchtime and you are now unable to make payments with your old account. If you had an account with Lunchtime the money was transferred over to the new portal.

Follow your schedule | Practice opening your locker | Take a closer look at our great facilities.

No need to make a reservation. Meet us in the school foyer during the scheduled times.
 

Hope everyone is having a great start to summer. Below is a list of the kids eat free programs in the Berkshires available to all kids under 18 this summer. 

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.

Congratulations to the 103 seniors who graduated on Sat, June 8! Student speakers Judge Martin & Vincent Welch addresses the gathering. Luke Polidoro honored as Teacher of the Year. Superintendent Jake McCandless delivered opening remarks: “Who is better than you?” [video]

The below reminder was sent to students last week. There is no cost to students who bring in a damaged device through the end of this school year. Students will be responsible for damages starting in the Fall due to warranty expiration. Our goal is to start the school year with a repaired and fully functional fleet of MG-owned devices.

The next three days are final exams for high school students.

Middle School students will follow a regular half-day schedule for the remainder of the three half-days. 

Here are some notes, reminders, and opportunities for your review:

Gear up for the summer with a new book! This is a great opportunity for folks to shop from curated lists created by the district librarians, WES 6th graders, and the Inclusive Collections Committee. We will raise money to put more of the books from the Inclusive Collections list in the school libraries and classrooms. 

The latest Greylock Echo has hit the halls this week. This issue offers twelve pages of news, opinion, reviews, features, sports, and more. New Editor-in-Chief Knowl Stroud makes his editorial debut with this graduation issue. He has inherited an impressive team of writers  who are working on print editions as well as maintaining an online version of the news (with separate content than the print edition).