Congratulations to all of our talented band students on a phenomenal concert last night!
A special shout-out to our seniors: Lindsey, Kingston, Kyle, Emily, Nick, Kamari, David, and Philip. We also want to thank the families, friends, and community members who came out to support our music program.
Be sure to catch the choir concert next week on Tuesday, May 19!
A special shout-out to our seniors: Lindsey, Kingston, Kyle, Emily, Nick, Kamari, David, and Philip. We also want to thank the families, friends, and community members who came out to support our music program.
Be sure to catch the choir concert next week on Tuesday, May 19!
7th-grade Greek Week 2026
Calling all SBRSD Alumni!
We are putting the finishing touches on our end-of-year Look Book, and we want to celebrate where life has taken you since graduation!
Whether you’ve launched a new career, hit a major milestone, traveled the globe, or started a family, your home district wants to share in your success. Our current students find so much inspiration in seeing the many paths our alumni take—it’s a wonderful way to keep our community connected across the generations.
How to participate:
Email kgiordano@sbrsd.org with a brief update and a photo. We can’t wait to see what you’ve been up to!
We are putting the finishing touches on our end-of-year Look Book, and we want to celebrate where life has taken you since graduation!
Whether you’ve launched a new career, hit a major milestone, traveled the globe, or started a family, your home district wants to share in your success. Our current students find so much inspiration in seeing the many paths our alumni take—it’s a wonderful way to keep our community connected across the generations.
How to participate:
Email kgiordano@sbrsd.org with a brief update and a photo. We can’t wait to see what you’ve been up to!
Fifth grade science students gathered data to describe how high they can jump on earth. Then they returned to the classroom to calculate what that jump would be on other planets and moons in our solar system, as they learned about the relationship between mass and gravity.
Fourth grade science students demonstrated their knowledge of convection during their study of heat energy.
We have some pretty amazing teachers in the Southern Berkshire Regional School District! Happy Teacher Appreciation Week to our dedicated teachers. Thank you for your patience, compassion, and the work you do every day to make our classrooms an engaging place for students to learn!
Congratulations to our SBRSD Special Olympians! Mount Everett was proud to be represented by Camden, who did a fantastic job. We also sent twelve student volunteers to assist with the long jump—well done to everyone involved!
Stay tuned for another post celebrating our elementary participants!
Stay tuned for another post celebrating our elementary participants!
Pony magic at UME! 🐴 Thank you, Le Petite Ranch, for stopping by today and putting smiles on the faces of our students and staff.
The Southern Berkshire Regional School District is excited to announce our upcoming Celebration of Learning on Wednesday, May 28 from 6:00–8:00 p.m. at Mount Everett Regional School.
Every week, students in Mr. Wolgemuth’s classes take a moment to pause, reflect, and celebrate the good stuff.
Through a regular weekly exercise, students write down one positive or joyous moment from their week and add it anonymously to the classroom bulletin board.
Through a regular weekly exercise, students write down one positive or joyous moment from their week and add it anonymously to the classroom bulletin board.
Our 7th graders are kicking off the week by channeling their inner Olympians! Today, the field transformed into ancient Greece as students stepped into the ring for a Greek-style discus throw.
Huge shoutout to the Interact Club for spending their day volunteering in the pollinator garden! 🦋🌼
Thanks to their hard work, the garden is ready for Spring.
Thanks to their hard work, the garden is ready for Spring.
South Egremont School got a masterclass in kindness and art this week! 🎨 We welcomed Kathryn Matsuzaki from the Norman Rockwell Museum to explore Rockwell’s legacy and his iconic "The Golden Rule" cover. After stepping into the painting through role-play, students created self-portraits for a collaborative poster that we’ll finish next week with their thoughts on "doing unto others." 🤝
Huge thanks to the museum for this free program, which included family tickets to the "American Stories" exhibit (June 6–Oct 26)! 🖼️✨
Huge thanks to the museum for this free program, which included family tickets to the "American Stories" exhibit (June 6–Oct 26)! 🖼️✨
Kindergarten students engaged in a hands-on science and art project, exploring the defining characteristics of insects. They learned that insects have six legs, a head, thorax, abdomen, and one pair of antennae, and discussed how some insects have wings while others do not. Students applied this knowledge by sorting images of bugs to determine which were true insects. They then designed their own real or imaginary insect, carefully sketching and planning colors while ensuring all key features were included. To complete the project, students painted their insects using watercolor, named their creations, and proudly presented them to their classmates.
Before break, our 8th graders had an incredible experience learning and exploring together in Washington D.C. It was a wonderful opportunity to witness them navigating such significant historic spaces with maturity and enthusiasm. We are incredibly grateful to the dedicated chaperones and organizers who worked so hard to ensure the trip was safe, educational, and memorable for everyone involved.
Early College Forensic Science students practiced using micropipettes to transfer precise, microliter volumes into microcentrifuge tubes for their chromatography studies. A staple in molecular biology and research, the micropipette is a precision instrument designed for accurate liquid measurement. By utilizing disposable tips, these devices play a critical role in preventing contamination during sensitive procedures like PCR and cell culture.
Congratulations to Michael and Silas for successfully competing in the Connecticut Electrathon Challenge. Their 36V car completed an impressive 36 laps in one hour, demonstrating both skill and determination. Finishing 10th out of 24 teams is a strong accomplishment—well done to both of them!
Le Petit Ranch visited the South Egremont School with Suzette and Annette this week!
We learned that chickens remember faces, like to live in communities, and sing to their eggs.
They peck seeds, herbs, spices, grains and fruits!
We got to feel feathers and scaly dinosaur feet, pass the egg with a spoon, examine a feather under a microscope, and make art with colors and chicken food!
We learned that chickens remember faces, like to live in communities, and sing to their eggs.
They peck seeds, herbs, spices, grains and fruits!
We got to feel feathers and scaly dinosaur feet, pass the egg with a spoon, examine a feather under a microscope, and make art with colors and chicken food!
Shoutout to the amazing performers from this morning's elementary talent show. Our students did a terrific job!
The 2026 Faculty Art Exhibit is up! Stop by the community gallery space near the administration office to view work done by members of the staff at SBRSD.
This exhibition brings together a collection of work from the Southern Berkshire faculty, offering a window into the artistic practices they maintain outside the school day. The work serves as a reminder that art is more than a graded assignment; it is a lifelong mindset. By making time for their craft amidst professional and personal responsibilities, these teachers demonstrate that creativity is a vital way to remain curious and engaged with the world.
This exhibition brings together a collection of work from the Southern Berkshire faculty, offering a window into the artistic practices they maintain outside the school day. The work serves as a reminder that art is more than a graded assignment; it is a lifelong mindset. By making time for their craft amidst professional and personal responsibilities, these teachers demonstrate that creativity is a vital way to remain curious and engaged with the world.
