Mount Greylock Regional School District 2nd Quarter Honor Roll

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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Mount Greylock Regional School District 2025-2026 2nd Quarter Honor Roll.
 
The total school enrollment is 538, of which 356 have made the Honor Roll for the 2nd quarter.
 
Grade 12
William Apotsos, Teigan Brady, Alexander Briggs, Jaime Brito, Molly Cangelosi, Paige Cangelosi, Adriana Carasone, Ava Charbonneau, William Cortes, Everett Crowe, Shubham Devre, Ruby Dufour, Maxwell Easton, Frances Evans, Arianna Henderson, Skylar Johnson, Emilie Jones, Violet Kornell, Kiera Kristensen, Nora Lopez, Amelia Madrigal, Krishiv Malhotra, Luca Mellow-Bartels, Teresa Moresi, Natasha Nugent, Audrianna Pelkey, Madison Powell, Kofi Roberts, William Svrluga, Dana Taylor, Fanny Thomas, Jesse Thompson, Honor Tidmarsh, Charlotte Towler, Jack Uhas, Thomas Warren, Mateo Whalen-Loux, Antonia Wied, Evora Xu, Andy Zheng, Olivia Zoito
 
Grade 11
Sofia Asch, Zamir Ashraf, Everett Bayliss, Sam Beck, Anthony Bianchi, Shaelyn Breault, Nathaniel Brody, Lukas Burrow, Addison Cart, Serena Chen, Autum Cobb, Cassidy Cohen-McFall, Caiomhe Conry, Beonca Cunningham, Mai Dekel, Haydn Derby, Ashby Edmunds-Warby, Sara Ehle, Noah Fredette, Anna Garnish, Nathan Gill, Robyn Gregg, Sabine Guerra, Maia Higgins, Patrick Holland, Haylee Jackson, Benjamin Kapiloff, Timothy Karampatsos, Nathan Keating, Cecelia Keogh, Grant Landy, Coralea Lash-St. John, Adele Low, Corey McConnell, Kimora Melanson, Lauren Miller, Claire Morin, Bryce Mullally, Aodhan Murphy, Jin Namkoong, Gabriella Nicastro, Marley Pesce, Miles Primmer, Reese Raymond, Lexxus Rolnick, Leo Slater Lee, Maxwell States, Nora Stricker, Nolan Stuebner, Cornelia Swabey, Paige Tudor, Zoe Woo
 
Grade 10
Aiden Abreu, Myra Annuva, Rowan Apotsos, Amelia Art, Carmela Banzon, Josephine Bay, Dominique Bernier, Chelsie Bertolino, Lilian Bertolino, Tate Carothers, Aiden Champagne, Ella Charbonneau, Dylan Clowes, Antonio Constantine, Cole Creighton, Jillian DeChaine, Charlie Della Rocca, Jada Devenow, Tanley Drake, Jackson DuCharme, Keira Errichetto, Aliza Evans-Mahoney, Landon Filiault, Hailey Fredenburg, Emma Frost, Lydia Gaudreau, Jordyn Goerlach, Stella Gold, Margot Gordon, Oscar Heeringa, Jacob Hillman, Maximus Holey, June Holzapfel, Luke Irwin, Morris Israel, Kaleigh Jaros, Bella Kennedy, Jackson Killam, Kai Kornell, Londyn Labendz, Parker Langenback, Hunter Lawson, Walter Love, Charlotte McKenna, Katharine Mercier, Alessandra Moresi, Ava Neathawk, Finnegan Noyes, Reed Olney, Averill Oxborough, Olivia Perez, Keaton Repetto, Anthony Richardson, Corey Rudin, Miyako Schonbeck, Elizabeth Spelman, Elise States, Edward
Strolle, Addyson Sweet, Joseph Szymanski, Emily Thayer, Finnegan Voisin, Henry Wall, Maximilian Wied, Dow Young, Andrew Zuckerman
 
Grade 9
Logan Allen, Echo Barron, Samuel Barry, Charles Bayliss, Klara Benko, Solomon Buddington, Caroline Callahan, Courtland Cart, Liam Carter, Peter Champagne, Brielle Chang, Evy Clairmont, Kyleigh Cooper, Itzel Cortes Ambrosio, Fisher Crowe, Nyx DeMyer, Riley Dickinson, Zinedine Doucette, Simone Ellis, Caine Errichetto, Maya Filson, Richard Fischer, Alexander Fisher, Logan Fitzgibbons, Addison Fuls, Dashiell Gonzales, Tanner Haig-Taylor, Andrew Holland, Kennidie Johnsen, Molly Karampatsos, Eli Kristensen, Esme Lamb, Maria Larios Sontay, Ava Lau, Malcolm Leyda, Brenna Lopez, Maeve Madrigal, Benjamin Mandel, Benjamin Manzi, Gabriel Manzi, Aiden Maroney, Raphael Mason, Aiden McCausland, Auston McKeon, Malcolm McKeough, Ruby Morin, Andrew Pacelli, Elsa Palmer, Brennan Priester, Sydney Raymond, Ethan Robbins, Naelyn Robinson, Laurelin Rotter, Alexander Sample, Boaz Slater Lee, Jaylynn Stokes, Anders Tainter, Liah Tatro, Shepard Uhas, Eva Wakoff, Maria Welch, Jaden Wells-Vidal, Dallas Welton, Avery Wied, Elly Wilkinson
 
Grade 8
Cooper Aalberts, Eshan Ahmad, Nathaniel Amann-Sulzmann, Julianna Araya, Finley Beguin, Gabrielle Bergeron, Emma Bessette, Brielle Blessing, Teagan Boucher, Anne Brody, Kayleigh Bruneau, Jazzelle Chapman, Riddhi Chaudhari, Yining Chen, Payton Chum, Michael Coody, William Coody, Ella Costa, Olive Cross de Maat, Brynn Daverman, Charlee Derby, Noemi Evans, Zora Evans, Penelope Everett, Connor Fitzgibbons, Alexandria Franz, Madelyn Gaudreau, Isabella Giraldo, Jackson Gladu, Isabella Goh, Lisa Goodwin-Reynolds, Teagan Greany, Lucy Gregg, Rownin Hasty, Liam Hnatonko, Samantha Honecker, Olivia Huls, Simon Kapiloff, Emma Kennedy, Martin Keogh, Ani KoaMaya, Owen KoaMaya, Alvin Larios Chanchavac, Grayson Lau, Marin Locke, Anika McClintock, Clara McConnell, Flynn McDermott, Nicholas McWeeny, Monte Melkonyan, Molly Miles-Harris, Ella Murphy, Kai Nafziger, Grace Namkoong, Carter Neathawk, Bryce Olney, Madeleine Ostrander, Nicholas Ostrander, Benjamin Perez, Anna Pervere, Magdalena Plumb, William Plumb, Gemma Quinto, Nina Rather, Maxwell Richardson, Rodric Rustay, Oliver Shoffstall, Savannah Smith, John Spelman, Jackson Stratton, Maxwell Strolle, Emma Stuebner, Abigail Sweet, Bayleigh Tatro, Rafaeli Thompson, Arden Wall
 
Grade 7
Aubrey Ambrose, Willie Bay, Lila Bergeron, Wesley Bishoff, Michaela Burke, Lily Callahan, Silas Cellana, Sophia Cerrada, Emily Cooper, Cady Craig, Clay Creighton, Arthur Crowley, Aurora DeMayo-Cruz, Mae Dupee, Avery Dupuis, Vilem Edwards, Zachary Fisher, Scarlett Foley, Ryder Froio, Margot Gold, Elgin Gordon, Elizabeth Heeringa, Bridget Holland, Grace Irwin, Eve Judge, Anderson Keiser-Clark, William Kellogg, Matthew Klinger, Elisabeth Kryskow, Ian Longhurst, Madeleine Love, Quinn MacEwen, Camden Maddox, Max Maher, Ania Ozier, Jacob Perez, Alexander Pesce, Robert Rawle, Caydan Renzi, Viggo Rivas, Mia Romeo, Hanna Schonbeck, Matilda Shaddock, Valentina Sisalima, John Stamatinos, Saniya Steward, Bracel Sto Nino, Charles Stricker, Patrick Sullivan, Jonah Svenson, Brooklin Telfair, Arya Vyas, Sabryna Wade, Claire Wakoff, Gibson Welton, Dashiell Young
 

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Williamstown Select Board Evaluates Town Manager

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires Staff
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — In 2022, the town still was recovering from the twin blows of a global pandemic and a lawsuit that exposed disturbing allegations against the town's police department.
 
The latter ultimately led to the resignation of the police chief and the town manager. To replace the manager, the Select Board at the time turned to Robert Menicocci.
 
Menicocci represented a break in style from his immediate predecessor, who was a more prominent voice in town government. That prominence, in part, was a product of the times: When town boards and committees were not meeting in-person and access to town hall itself was limited at the height of the pandemic, the manager's voice in Zoom meetings was more front and center.
 
In his four years in the corner office, Menicocci has helped shepherd the police department on its path to certification and helped the town weather the fiscal storm of skyrocketing costs linked to inflation – particularly sharp increases in the cost of health insurance that hit hard for a labor-intensive endeavor like municipal government. All the while, he has been a little more taciturn, while always willing to participate, when appropriate, with responsive answers in discussions of the Select Board and Finance Committee.
 
On Monday, the current Select Board – completely turned over from the 2022 edition – pushed Menicocci to be more of a cheerleader for the town.
 
"Do you see your role more as a behind-the-scenes guy and our role is to be out in public?" board member Matthew Neely asked Menicocci during the board's review of the manager's job performance. "Or is there more of a role for you in that? So many people, if I say your name, they're like, ‘Who?'
 
"I would have assumed your role would be more public facing as well, and more, for lack of a better word, leading the charge as opposed to running day-to-day operations. I feel you're strong running day-to-day. But something we all wish is we had a little more of a proactive [manager] …. Since we need development, need all these things in town so much. … I'd love to see more outward energy, I guess.
 
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