While studying weather and climate, the 7th grade Climate Connections class was visited by Western Mass News meteorologist Jacob Wycoff.  

The Charlemont boys lost to Buxton on Monday and White Oak on Thursday. Charlie P, Tucker ZA, Grayson R, and Nat BO led the team on the offensive end, while Julen P scored his first points of the season on Monday. The girls basketball team lost two tou …

Take a gander at what’s going on in Studio Blocks: Digital Photography On the Road Ceramics

Academy students taking a stand at last weekend’s Pioneer Valley Women’s March in Northampton and at the Women Standing Our Ground Rally in Greenfield.

After only a few practices this winter, the ski team had its first race on Wednesday. In the girls’ race, Lane M and visiting student, Ava S, finished 30th and 31st respectively. In the boys’ race, Reilly O finished 30th. The girls’ basketball team los …

Play rehearsals are in full swing! Students are hard at work memorizing lines, learning blocking, and working out the nuances of comedic timing. We’re looking forward to sharing laughs with our community. Performances will be on March 3rd and 9th at 7: …

The 9th graders dissected rats as part of their unit on vertebrate anatomy and physiology.

The Community Service Council is organizing a school-wide effort to support the United Way of Franklin County’s “Supper for Six” program. This project gives a boost during the winter vacation week to families who rely on school meal programs for their …

Upper grades students in Photography and Painting will have work on display at Artspace Community Arts Center’s Annual Teen Show. The Teen Show is a presentation of works of art by students in grades 8 – 12, or equivalent ages. The reception is Friday, …

The Spanish IV and V classes participated in the Hispanic tradition of a “tamalada,” when family and friends gather at holiday time to make tamales (beef and vegetarian). They also enjoyed tasting the products of their labor. [Photo by Solly C]