Mount Greylock Regional School Committee Tackles Food Security Amid Federal Shutdown

Overview: The Mount Greylock Regional School Committee meeting on November 6th, 2025, addressed issues including efforts to combat food insecurity in the district, a reorganization of committee leadership, and ongoing educational assessments. The committee’s discussions were framed by the backdrop of a federal shutdown, which has placed additional strain on local families and necessitated a community-focused response.

Mount Greylock Regional School Committee Debates BMI Testing and Refines Student Handbook

Overview: At the recent Mount Greylock Regional School Committee meeting, discussions focused on the potential elimination of Body Mass Index (BMI) testing in schools, updates to the Student Handbook, and the alignment of curriculum policies with state standards. These conversations highlighted the committee’s efforts to address both educational policy and student welfare.

Mount Greylock Regional School Committee Appoints Permanent Superintendent Amid Security and Collaboration Discussions.

Overview: In a recent meeting conducted remotely, the Mount Greylock Regional School Committee unanimously voted to appoint Joe Berseron as the permanent superintendent. The session also delved into security measures for schools, collaborative opportunities with neighboring districts, and educational goals for the upcoming year.

Mount Greylock Regional School Committee Approves Changes to Argentina Exchange Program

Overview: The Mount Greylock Regional School Committee meeting focused heavily on the student exchange program with St. Paul’s School, resulting in a decision to modify the exchange schedule due to logistical and accommodation challenges. The committee also addressed student safety measures and behavior management in the district, aligning these with broader educational goals and community input.

Mount Greylock Regional School Committee Tackles Graduation Requirements and Superintendent Search

Overview: The Mount Greylock Regional School Committee recently convened to deliberate on several topics, including a revision to the graduation requirements policy, a potential search for a permanent superintendent, and various financial and infrastructure updates. Central to the evening’s discussions was Policy IKF, concerning graduation requirements, which sparked extensive dialogue over its language and implications for students who have completed all available courses in a subject area.