Vice principal Mr. Shutz returned to Mt. Greylock last week after spending time overseas in the military. The Echo sat down with Shutz to discuss his experiences and his transition back to high school...
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...
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...
Chemistry teacher and cross country coach Scott Burdick gave his last lecture on Tuesday, as he is retiring from teaching. The Echo sat down with him to reflect on his time at Mount Greylock.
Echo:...
The Echo sat down with Kim Grady, who has recently been appointed to the position of permanent superintendent, to ask her some questions.
Echo: Give us a brief rundown of what happened within the School...
You might have read our interview a few weeks ago with new teacher Mr. Johnson. Another of the new, friendly faces floating around Greylock these days is PE teacher Coach Zaldivar. We sat down with him...
You may notice a few new faculty faces floating around. One of them is Latin teacher, Magister Johnson. On Wednesday, September 13th, the Echo got a chance to sit down and ask him some questions.
Echo:...
Echo: What did you do before you came to Mt. Greylock?
Ms. Holmes: I did two different outdoor educator-type… One was specifically an internship with the Student Conservation Association, which is...
Matthew Fisher is an English teacher at Mt. Greylock who enjoys Bob Dylan, the New York Mets, and Sporcle: a trivia, quiz, and brain game website. The Echo sat down with Mr. Fisher to discuss his education,...
Before Dr. Burdick became a teacher at Mt. Greylock in the Fall of ‘98, he worked with a company affiliated with NASA, developing infrared telescope systems. The Greylock Echo sat down with Dr. Burdick...
