Most Mounties are aware that Mount Greylock Regional School has a student council, but do they know their true impact on the student body? It’s a brand new year, and the student council already has plans in motion. From organizing community wide events to brainstorming fresh ideas that enhance the...

  Mount Greylock’s cross country teams have both finished their regular seasons with a 14-0 record. The next step is at the Western Mass Championship on Sunday, October 26, where they hope to secure the win as well. The boys team also won the Berkshire County Invitational on Sunday,...

Over the last couple of years, the Mount Greylock boys soccer team has had a high turnover rate of coaches. This year, Chris Kapiloff is the new head coach.  Kapiloff was involved with the Williamstown youth soccer program for years, but also has intimate experience with specifically the Greylock...

As of November 2024, the MCAS (Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System) is no longer a requirement for graduation. Last fall, the citizens of Massachusetts voted on whether or not students should be required to pass the MCAS in order to graduate from high school. The final decision was to abolish...

This year's fall season has started off great for the Mount Greylock Unified Basketball team. In their most recent game against Monument Mountain, the team scored 60 points, with each athlete contributing 10-12 points, continuing their undefeated season.  However it seems that to Coach and librarian...

The bell rings, dismissing class. The halls slowly fill with students. Some meander alongside their friends while some walk quickly. Others even run to their next class.  But what makes this all go round?  At Mount Greylock, each student has seven blocks in a day. Some blocks are required, such...

Francis Oakley was the former president of Williams College, and the former director of The Clark Art Institute. The Echo interviewed him as part of our Meet Your Neighbor column where we talk with residents of Sweetwood who live just a building from our school.   Echo: What was it like growing...

Rehearsals are underway for Mount Greylock’s student-led Spring Drama, which will perform at the school on May 16-18. Unlike past years, the play, Lights Off, is written and directed entirely by students – senior Quin Repetto and sophomore Frankie Evans  Written over the summer by the two...

Mount Greylock has many new faces this year, with new staff in a number of departments. One newcomer to the math department is Thomas McCormack. He teaches Algebra 1, Honors Pre Calculus, AP Calculus and Personal Finance.  McCormack replaces the school’s former Calculus teacher and basketball coach...