News From The Academy at Charlemont
The Boys JV 6th-10th grade soccer team defeated Eaglebrook on Monday by a score of 11-0. Anders G-B (3), Sam R (2), Raymond (2), Charlie, Atticus, Julien, and Gus scored, while Atticus also contributed a number of assists. Skye L and Sam B showed great positional awareness and nice passing, while Nick C had a […]
Read More »The Red Cross returns to campus next month for the first of their twice-yearly Blood Drives at The Academy! The Blood Drive will be held from 1:00 to 6:00 PM. Donation appointments can be made by calling the Main Office during regular business hours (413-339-4912, option “0”), or by visiting the Red Cross Blood Drive appointment page and entering our […]
Read More »Creativity abounds at The Academy, and is expressed in the many Studio Block elective arts classes where students take advantage of the opportunity to work alongside accomplished artists. Here, they’re engaged in Audio Collage, Chess, Introduction to Oil Painting, Beginning Ceramics, and Frame Loom Weaving.
Read More »Calling all Academy runners and walkers! Once again, we’re a sponsor for the Hot Chocolate Run to benefit A Safe Passage on Sunday, December 2 in Northampton. Students, family members, trustees, faculty and staff members, please contact John Schatz as soon as possible if you’re interested in participating in the 5K run or the 3K walk. A registration link […]
Read More »On Tuesday, the co-ed JV soccer squad hosted and defeated Berkshire Christian School by a score of 6-4. Atticus R had four goals, while Anders G-B and Charlie P each found the net once. Charlie P and newcomer Julien T-C had assists. Sisters Anna and Emmy P-C had strong games on defense. The team showed […]
Read More »Project Upcycle, Sculptural Feltmaking, Women Who Rock Jr., and Charlemotown and Soul are among the many visual and performing arts electives that we’re offering this semester.
Read More »Last Thursday (9/6), The Academy’s JV coed soccer team lost a close away game to Four Rivers by a score of 4-3, playing from behind for the entire contest. Atticus R had two goals (one of them assisted by Anna P-C) and Charlie P scored once. Emmy P-C and Nick F played well on offense, […]
Read More »Mr. Miller’s Environmental Science students have been discussing the local food movement. They harvested a crop of potatoes from our garden, planted by last year’s class, to be used in our kitchen as a way to reduce our school’s carbon footprint and encourage awareness of the benefits of eating locally grown food.
Read More »Keeping with tradition, on our first Friday of the school year, students completed the process of choosing team name themes for the year, in a town meeting format. Categories were Cardi B lyrics, Santa’s rejected reindeer, and movie names with agricultural puns. Individual teams chose their names prior to boarding buses on our way to […]
Read More »Kudos to rising 9th grader Juliet C on being published by the Washington Post today with an op-ed piece entitled “The lonely world between the hearing and the Deaf”.
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