Congratulations to the 50 students whose sculptures, paintings, prints, drawings and photos were selected by the art teachers for inclusion in the Mass MoCA Teen Invitational! The show is on view until April 26.

The Greylock Multicultural Student Union is excited to announce our 3rd Annual Multicultural Food Fair on Thursday, April 30th, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. This event is open to the entire Greylock Community, including parents and staff.

I hope that your high school students will be able to participate in the Poster Contest about the Bill of Rights sponsored by CPCS.

We are thrilled to announce that our ONLINE SCHOOL STORE is now OPEN! Get ready to show off your Mount Greylock pride with our latest selection of NEW merchandise, featuring all your favorite styles and colors!

The latest Greylock Eggplant(!) hit the halls last week. This newly formatted issue offers eight pages of snews, rants, slander, spoofs, and more. Editor Frankie Evans has lost control a rambunctious team of writers this month who are working on undermining our credibility while maintaining an online version of the news (with separate content than the print edition).

Seniors' end of year is sooner than for the rest of the school. Starting on May 26 (last day of regularly scheduled classes) and concluding with graduation on June 6, seniors have a busy and full schedule which is included here and on the Greylock Calendar.

As we enter the warmer months, we would like to remind everyone that tick season is upon us. Ticks are commonly found in grassy, wooded, and brushy areas, and they can carry illnesses such as Lyme disease. Taking a few simple precautions can help keep everyone safe. 

Attached are the updated March 20, 2026 List of Food Pantries, Meal Sites, Brown Bag Programs and Other Food Programs in Berkshire County in both English and Spanish.

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.

The Student Council is excited to announce the opening of the Test Preparation Book Section in the Counseling Office! Starting this week, students can use Google Forms linked on the Student Information Canvas Page to sign out/sign in books. Students will be able to check out books for a set period, similar to other books in the library, so they can be shared and reused by others. 

A Slice of Greylock: Officer Sacco helps serve up pizza wearing his own pizza hat. 

Join us at Mount Greylock for a celebration of the arts on the 28th where there will be singing, music of all kinds, art, photography, ceramics, jokes, shenanigans, laughing, hip-shaking, toe-tapping, and more. 

The following photos and artwork have been accepted by the jury of the climate art show, How Shall We Live: Berkshire Youth Artists Explore Their Relationship with the Earth in the Time of Climate Change. 

All WC@MG tutoring programs (directed study, after school, and Sunday evenings) will not be offered from Sunday March 22- April 6th while the college students are on break. We will resume all tutoring on Tuesday April 7th. Contact Liza Barrett with questions or to sign up. ​

It is my pleasure to share that William Apostsos has been selected as a 2026 MSSADA Scholar/Athlete Essay Award recipient. His commitment to excellence in the classroom and in athletics truly distinguishes him, and this honor reflects his hard work, integrity, and dedication.