Hoosac Valley High School First Quarter Honor Roll

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CHESHIRE, Mass. — Hoosac Valley High School First Quarter Honor Roll.

High Honors 

Grade 12
  • Vanessa Biddy 
  • Ella Bissaillon 
  • Kelsey Brown 
  • Kylie Clark 
  • Richard Colon 
  • Ezekiel Gibson 
  • Tatyalonna Kastner 
  • Cash Kolodziej 
  • Nathan Lapinski 
  • Hannah Lord 
  • lyakxel Marquez Cruz 
  • Ava Mclear 
  • Noah Rehill 
  • Gracie Rhinemiller 
  • Brady Sherman 
  • Izabela Tart 
  • Anna Thurston 
  • Alexis Warner 
  • Kennedy Whitley 
  • Adan Wicks 
  • Rachael Wnuk 
  • Gracelyn Wright
 
Grade 11
  • Eva Akroman 
  • Hanna Borer 
  • Leyah Brown 
  • Hailie Carpenter 
  • Khloe Dexheimer 
  • McKenzey Grogan 
  • Aurora Jones-Daigneault 
  • Anna Kemp 
  • Alyssa Maselli 
  • Kyle Scott 
  • Axell Sheerin 
  • Alexandra Silvernail 
  • Olivia Silvernail 
  • Sophia Sumner
 
Grade 10
  • Paeton Albano 
  • Arianna Blake 
  • Addison Colvin 
  • Diego Luna Luna 
  • Andrew Mach 
  • Lukas Mazzeo 
  • Noah Pellerin 
  • Ryan Strek 
  • Savannah Warner
 
Grade 9
  • Sage Chilson 
  • Jaida Davis 
  • Ashlen Delcroix 
  • Aniyah Kastner 
  • Dylan Knysh 
  • Jaylyn Lincoln 
  • Layla Pulley 
  • Michael Thayer
 
Grade 8
  • Harper Bialas 
  • Kyra Boyles 
  • Steven Burdick 
  • Peyton Crane 
  • Nadine Daniels 
  • Skyana Field 
  • Cole Kalisz 
  • Jack Kelley 
  • Jack Lanski 
  • Alex Lombard 
  • Ryder Lutz 
  • Adilio Maldonado 
  • Kaitlyn McCarthy 
  • Spencer Michalski 
  • Ethan Poulton 
  • Rhyleigh Williams 
  • Braden Wojieck

Honor Roll

Grade 12
  • Jacob Borawski 
  • Brooklyn Gregory 
  • Conor Griffin 
  • Kamarion Kastner 
  • Drew Norcross 
  • Alayna Shears 
  • Kyle Suleski
Grade 11
  • Eden Chao 
  • Marley Lipinski 
  • Ash Pierce 
  • Molly Puricelli 
  • Reagan Shea 
Grade 10
  • Lisa Betts 
  • Taylor Boulger 
  • Mitchell Kane 
  • Genevieve Lagess 
  • Ashley Mott 
Grade 9
  • Bentley Hunt 
  • Janessa Jangrow 
  • Brogan Larabee 
  • Noah Maselli 
  • Jackson Weaver 
  • Gianna Witek 
Grade 8
  • Trystan Benoit 
  • William Chapman 
  • Abigail Dieterich 
  • Aria Digirolamo 
  • Ava Jagiello 
  • Jackson Kirchner 
  • Leila Millard

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Hoosac Valley Hears Educational Study Process, Timeline

By Tammy DanielsiBerkshires Staff
CHESHIRE, Mass. — The Hoosac Valley School Committee got an update Monday on the North Berkshire Education Sustainability Study, now two months into its yearlong process.
 
This was the first school committee presentation, with the second planned for the North Adams School Committee on Tuesday. The Steering Committee will meet publicly at Mount Greylock Regional School on Wednesday at 5 p.m.
 
The study is investigating the state of secondary education in North Berkshire, its challenges and potential restructuring. It covers Hoosac Valley, North Adams Public Schools, Mount Greylock and the Northern Berkshire School Union.
 
Jake Eberwein, project lead with consultant Berk12, explained that baseline data would gathered over the next several months including through community forums to be held in late fall.
 
"We're not here to audit or evaluate," said Eberwein. "Our goal is to collect, curate and share it. Of course, there's always a process where, as a researcher, you have to decide how to share it and organize it, and that can certainly have a bias in itself. We're going to do our best and work with the subcommittees."
 
The data will include New Ashford and Hancock because even though they are not participating in the study, they tuition their students to North Berkshire schools, but not Rowe because it sends its high school students to Mohawk Trail Regional School.
 
"The charge really is to evaluate sort of the long-term sustainability option for the four districts that are involved in the project," Eberwein said. "It's really mostly about how do we provide the best quality, highest quality education for students in Northern Berkshire County, in light of the fact that there are some pressures: shifting enrollments, demographic shifts, and ongoing fiscal pressures."
 
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