During our Early College assembly, The Berkshire Edge was able to chat with some of our students and staff and get their take on our Early College program!
https://theberkshireedge.com/mt-everetts-early-college-program-celebrates-its-students-and-awards-more-faculty-pioneering-certifications/
Check out this week's news and notes! https://www.smore.com/n/p36f2
Congratulations to Evelyn Vollmer! Her sculpture was chosen as this year's publicity image for the Climate Art Exhibit put on by "Living the Change, Berkshires".
The opening is one week from today! Come out and support youth artists from throughout Berkshire County including many Mount Everett artists!
Ms. VonRuden's Science students analyzed frog and fishfly larvae under a microscope before break. By closely observing these creatures, the students can gain a deeper understanding of their anatomy and adaptations.
Mount Everett's beloved tradition, Greek Week, was another resounding success for the 7th grade! Throughout the week, students immersed themselves in the rich tapestry of Greek culture, from its ancient myths to its vibrant contemporary scene. The week culminated in a festive morning where learning turned into friendly competition. A hearty congratulations to Athens, this year's champion!
LEAP students at UME learned all about solar eclipses!
We started by watching a video to understand how the moon blocks the sun during an eclipse. Then, we sang a fun song to remember the concept. Next, we got creative! We made the sun on black paper, then crafted a moon and attached it to a stick. By moving the moon, we simulated an eclipse and saw how some sunlight still peeked through.
The latest edition of Educating Our Eagles, Issue 24, is now available.
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/68676762/educating-our-eagles-issue-24
Mount Everett students participated in a Spring pep rally with our guests from Hong Kong yesterday.
On Tuesday Mt Everett students participated in the annual 413 Youth Conference at Tanglewood Institute. The conference brings young people from across Berkshire County together to explore, learn, and discuss topics of interest. Students attended workshops focused on self-awareness and care, relationship building, goal setting, sustainability, creative problem-solving, and innovation. On a scale of 1 to 10, students’ ratings ranged from 8 to 20.
Get your hands on the latest edition of Bold Eagle – our amazing student-run newspaper! This issue is packed with all the campus news, features, and student voices you love.
Huge shoutout to our incredible Editor-in-Chief, Allison Steuernagle, our Design Director, Emily Steuernagle, and the whole Bold Eagle staff for their dedication and hard work in bringing the Bold Eagle back to life!
Printed copies are meant to be shared! ♻️ Once you're done reading, please consider leaving it in the designated newspaper bin for others to enjoy.
Read the Q4 issue here:
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/68675761/bold-eagle-quarter-4-2024
Check out this week's News & Notes! https://www.smore.com/n/zg4yv
Congratulations to Mount Everett's Softball and Baseball teams for taking home wins in their season openers. Here's to a fantastic season ahead!
We hope you all safely enjoyed the 2024 Solar Eclipse!
We are proud to announce that Mount Everett's Emeline Krauz was chosen as the winner of the Mission Patch Design Contest for Berkshire Community College’s Student Spaceflight Experiment Program (SSEP). Emeline's patch will be heading into orbit along with BCC's exciting student research! Congratulations Emeline!
SBRSD welcomes Joyce Brewer, Program Manager of the Berkshire Area Health Education Center to speak to parents about youth tobacco/nicotine use. Join us for a critical conversation about the dangers of youth vaping and how to keep your kids safe. Parent Information Night - Tuesday, April 23, 5pm in the Mount Everett Library
UME 4th and 5th-grade Poetry Club participated in a Winter Poetry Workshop with The Mastheads, an experimental writers' residency and public humanities project in the Berkshires.
Early Childhood Education class created opportunities to work with SBCCP and Pre-K children at SBRSD.
9th Grade student, Chet Schur, did an awesome job taking these drone photos of our school and our fully operational solar panels! Great work, Chet!
We are very impressed by our students in the Aerospace Engineering class! The Berkshire Edge put together this great story, after talking with students, and educator, Chris Thompson about the American Rocketry Challenge that students have been involved with.
https://theberkshireedge.com/aerospace-students-at-mt-everett-regional-high-school-hope-to-advance-in-national-rocketry-competition/
Mount Everett Art students submitted work to the juried exhibit, “HOW SHALL WE LIVE? Climate Visions of Berkshire High School Artists II” organized by Living the Change Berkshires and Berkshire Art School.
Artists in order of appearance: Evelyn, Jade, Emeline, Ella, Emeline, Sydnee, Pan
