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...
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...
During the 2025-2026 school year, Mount Greylock Regional School’s YES Club will continue the fight for composting.
The Mount Greylock YES Club is a student led organization that focuses on a variety...
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...
On Saturday, October 11th, the Mount Greylock Class of 2027 hosted a Spikeball tournament fundraiser at John Takallen Field. A large number of people from all grades participated in the event: some as...
The Echo is committed to providing coverage of how the COVID-19 outbreak is impacting the Greylock community. Below you can find the stories we've written so far. Come back throughout the week for more.
PALS, or “Promoting Acceptance and Learning through Sports,” is a program where neurotypical MG students get paired up with students with special needs and participate in various sports and activities....
When most people think of Girl Scouts, they probably only think of young, pigtail-wearing girls traveling door to door to sell their delicious Girl Scout cookies. While this is true, and a large part of...
History teacher Jeffrey Welch was recently awarded the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation’s $10,000 James C. Kapteyn Prize for excellence in teaching. The Echo sat down with Welch to learn more about...
The Gender Sexuality Alliance club, or GSA, is a club intended to make students feel more accepted and welcome in the Mount Greylock school community. In many schools, LGBTQ+ students are not allowed to...
Of all the teachers at Mt. Greylock, there is perhaps nobody so versatile as Andrew Agostini, who has taught Math, Latin, and Physical Education on top of being a paraprofessional and football coach. The...
You probably noticed the signs around the school last week, people taking pictures in the cafeteria, or the sticky-notes adorning each and every locker. This was all part of Peer Team’s “Start With...
