As the weather stays cold, the Mt. Greylock Regional School building project is heating up. Phase Three of the project began after Christmas break with concrete pours for the foundation of the academic...
The Mt. Greylock Regional High School Building project is progressing to include visibly moving earth beyond the construction fence, as students looking outside of science classrooms in the back hallway...
As outside temperatures drop and students transition into winter sports, the Mt. Greylock Building Project is beginning a new stage. The main task the project faces at this stage in its development is...
Value Engineering
As October draws to a close, the new school building project at Mt. Greylock is moving steadily along. The most notable ongoing process in the project is value engineering, used in...
Students entering the building two weeks ago may have noticed the signature entryway being ripped off the old front entrance of Mt. Greylock. This is just one of the many steps in creating a brand new...
On Tuesday, March 15, Lanesborough voted to exclude the new Mt. Greylock School building project from Proposition 2 ½. The final total was 633 “yes” votes to 499 “no” votes. The 1,132 voters who...
On Tuesday, February 2 and Thursday, February 4, Principal Mary MacDonald and Building Committee member Carrie Greene presented the status of Mt. Greylock’s new building project to the high school and...
On Tuesday, March 1 in Williamstown and Tuesday, March 15 in Lanesborough, voters will go to the polls to determine the fate of Mt. Greylock’s building project. If the vote passes, there will be a tax...
On Wednesday, January 27, the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) approved the proposed building project for Mt. Greylock Regional High School. With a unanimous vote, the MSBA board authorized...
The Mount Greylock administration is evaluating fiscal year seventeen earlier than past years. The administration tries to take into account the situation of the building, costs from each curriculum, expanding...
In 1958, the towns of Williamstown and Lanesborough signed a regional agreement, forming a partnership that allowed the two towns to join in building Mt. Greylock High School. The agreement lays out...
On the 9th of September, the Mount Greylock School Building Committee (SBC) met with the Massachusetts School Building Association (MSBA). The MSBA is an organization that helps fund and organize building...
