The high school Ultimate teams had a long afternoon of games in the River Valley Athletic League Tournament on Wednesday. The Varsity team came out a little cold for game one against White Oak, lost the game in an upset, but proceeded to win against Buxton and later BART. Perhaps the best game of our […]

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Varsity Ultimate lost to Eagle Hill in a tough home game Monday. Our defense was no match for their quick athletic offensive play, despite heroic defensive efforts by Tucker, Liam F, Chessie, and Nat. We celebrated our seniors in this final home game of the season- their enthusiasm and skill will be greatly missed. The […]

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The JV Ultimate team lost a close game to PVCICS 7-6 on Tuesday and fell to Buxton 12-4 on Wednesday despite playing one of the stronger games of the season. Sylvie M, Elaina G-B, Kathleen S, Raymond M, Claire G, Calla J, Tor O, Lila G, and Julen P all contributed to the scoring this […]

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The rain held off, but for a few sprinkles, and our entire community spent today helping others. They did spring cleaning in Senior Center clients’ yards, planted on the Bridge of Flowers, and cleaned in Memorial Hall in Shelburne Falls. They cleaned at the Tyler Memorial Library (Charlemont). They raked, shoveled, and cleaned at the […]

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Students studying and drafting in this creative studio block.

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Eli C practices his drumming in Jazz Band.

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Advanced Ceramics students Sam R and Celeste D perfect their wheel technique.

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The JV Ultimate team had their first win on Tuesday against PVCICS. The final score was 5-4. Raymond M had 3 assists and one goal, Lila G, Kayla H, and Nacho d. also contributed to the scoring. The team had a very well fought game against Buxton on Thursday, losing 11-8. Sylvie M, Elaina G-B, […]

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This week the seniors presented eloquently to the community about their year-long independent projects. Seniors will present their projects to their triads in the coming weeks, a type of “defense” of their research, findings, and final product. Triads bring community expertise into the process and provide an opportunity for students to discuss their work with […]

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The sophomores opened our eyes to the sometimes hidden costs and impacts of the daily items we purchase and consume, from salt and sugar to technology and sneakers.

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