| | | | | Staff cuts forecast at Berkshire Hills schoolsFriday, Nov. 20
GREAT BARRINGTON -- As many as 35 employees of the Berkshire Hills Regional School District could face layoffs or reduced hours by January, as the school committee looks for ways to offset massive cuts in state aid to this year's school budget. Full Story Williams fires accused professorTuesday, Nov. 17
WILLIAMSTOWN -- A Williams College visiting professor, who pleaded guilty to charges of fraud in federal court last week, has been terminated from the college. Full Story Taconic seniors shine on MCASSunday, Nov. 15
PITTSFIELD - John Vosburgh, principal of Taconic High School, has announced that 54 seniors at Taconic High School are among students statewide to receive the John and Abigail Adams Scholarship. Full Story District facing $600K in cutsSaturday, Nov. 14
GREAT BARRINGTON -- The Berkshire Hills Regional School District is facing mid-fiscal year cuts totalling more than $600,000 from the roughly $20 million school budget -- a nearly unprecedented move that school committee members say hasn't happened in recent memory and could force "district-changing" decisions. Full Story Education chief talks to The EagleSaturday, Nov. 14
During his visit to Pittsfield on Friday, Mitchell Chester, commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, responded to several education questions posed by The Eagle. Full Story Online grades are on tapFriday, Nov. 13
CHESHIRE -- Hoosac Valley High School rolls out a new online gradebook today that allows parents to check their child's progress at any time on the Internet. Full Story State helping 5 districtsTuesday, Nov. 10
PITTSFIELD -- On Monday, Berkshire County became the first of six regions in the commonwealth to launch a state District & School Assistance Center. Full Story Heavy metal classTuesday, Nov. 10
EGREMONT -- Instead of hitting the books, Great Barrington Waldorf High School freshman are forging iron. Full Story Technical times Thursday, Oct. 29
PITTSFIELD - Online classes, digitized equipment and wireless classrooms are synonymous with 21st-century teaching. Full Story BCC campuses bridged 2 worldsThursday, Oct. 29
When many of us fell out of the psychedelic jar that had consumed us in the 1960s, we were hopeful of landing on our feet. Thankfully, a good percentage did, and Berkshire Community College was there to catch us. Full Story | |
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