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,...
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...
On Tuesday, March 12, the Mount Greylock Orchestra, band and chorus assembled in the school auditorium for the Prism concert: 100 students, 200 community members, 12 songs, one hour. The only stops for...
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...
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...
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, overall mental wellness for teenagers has declined dramatically. In 2022, according to the World Health Organization, the pandemic triggered a 25% increase in anxiety and depression...
Throughout the year, the art department faculty select student-created pieces to be displayed in cases in the hallways of Mount Greylock. Sophomore Page Cangelosi, junior Kaeya Durley and Senior Marley...
School is often labeled as a stressful place. Throughout the seven hour days and the five day weeks, students easily become mentally and physically fatigued. Although this tiredness can be difficult to...
Every year, the Mount Greylock Theater department presents a winter musical. This year's musical will be “Kiss Me, Kate,” first debuted on Broadway in 1948 and composed by the legendary Broadway songwriter...
Winter – the season where we have to embrace the cold, shovel our way out of snowdrifts, and try not to slip on ice patches while simultaneously perfecting a cold, too tired waddle. The frosty months...
Currently, 193 countries belong to the United Nations, and over 150 of them mandate paid parental leave. The United States government does not. The current policy under the US Department of Labor is 12...
A small group of the staff at Mount Greylock Regional School attended the high school as students and have returned to teach. These teachers, having spent a large portion of their lives in Williamstown...