Elizabeth Rodriguez Salas’ Spanish 3 class tasting their culinary projects: red and green gazpachos, burritos and quesadillas. As students and faculty wandered into the Common Room, they were invited to taste and decide which gazpacho was better.

Tor O.’s take on Terpsichore in Mr. Grunburg’s Architectural Rendering Studio Block.

Nick H. drafting his own design in Mr. Grunberg’s Architectural Rendering Studio Block class.

On Wednesday, Mr. Hoffman and Ms.Tirk took the singing group Five of Noon on tour to perform at three area elementary schools. After their set at Lander Grinspoon Academy in Northampton, our group joined students there to continue singing. Five of Noon …

Mr. Miller’s Geometry class designed house models using a computer program called Sketchup. Here’s Bella G’s project! https://www.charlemont.org/wp-content/uploads/bellahouseproject8-HD.mp4

Environmental Science student Emily Nitzsche examines benthic macroinvertebrates caught in Rice Brook, Charlemont with teacher Doug F. and a guest from China, Ricky. These animals are mostly flying insect larvae whose presence or absence can be used to …

The Dublin School defeated the Boys Varsity Soccer team 2-1 in a River Valley Athletic League semifinal match on Sunday at Charlemont. After going down 2-0 by the half, the Aardvarks applied pressure on Dublin’s side of the field for most of the second …

The Academy hosted a “Cupcake Challenge,” with 14 teams competing.  Their designs will be judged by those who attend tonight’s rescheduled (post-) Halloween dance, on the eve of two days of student-family-teacher conferences.  Kudos to all participants …

For the second straight year our Cornucopia Auction will have a “celebrity” auctioneer, this time an alum!  Ben Miller ’13 will help us host the November 12 event, with his inimitable style. Since graduating from The Academy, Ben has been working on a …

Our Boys Varsity Soccer team was awarded the RVAL Sportsmanship Award for the Fall 2016 season. After every game, coaches rate their opponents’ sportsmanship, and this year’s boys have proven to be a respectful, courteous, competitive, fun-loving group …