During the second half of the 2025–2026 school year, Mount Greylock’s Youth Environmental Squad (YES) club is trying hard to make a difference in Mount Greylock Regional School’s environmental impact through new composting initiatives. An environmentally centered, student led organization, YES...

This year, the Massachusetts State RMV discontinued Zoom driver’s education courses and replaced them with in-person classes. Although this may seem inconvenient, in-person classes were the norm before the COVID-19 pandemic. Steve Murray, an instructor for Dave's Driving School, recalls it “was...

The Student Council has had a busy year thus far, but the wheels will keep on turning. At the beginning of October, Student Council held its first ever Boo Bash. There was a mix of dancing, carnival games, live music, and even a haunted walk. The party was widely considered to be a success. Sophomore...

This season, the Mechanical Mounties Robotics Team went to Mount Anthony Middle School and won the title of Bennington Qualifier FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Tech Challenge.  FIRST Robotics is a non-profit company dedicated to inspiring students to pursue education...

In This Issue:  News & Features:  Free Breakfast and New Menu Item 1 in 650: Interview with Evora Xü Sneak Peek: 'Into the Woods' New Middle School Crew Quarter-zip Tuesday Meet Your Neighbor: Anne Skinner Fast=Paced Fun in 'F1' "Rad" Skate Park Coming to Williamstown ...

I think most of us can relate to struggling to get through bone-chilling, cold, New England winters. With temperatures reaching the negatives nearly every day in the months of January and February, most of us find ourselves stuck indoors. As someone who finds a lot of happiness in being outside,...

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...