Presentations About Teens Planned at Mount Greylock
UPDATE: Resh's talk has been postponed until Monday, March 19, because of a snowstorm. The talk and book signing will take place at the same time and place.
Evelyn Resh, a certified nurse-midwife with a master's in public health, will discuss her book "The Secret Lives of Teen Girls" in the auditorium on
There is a $2 suggested donation for the talk, and Resh's book will be available from Water Street Books for purchase and signing after 6:30 p.m. For baby-sitting needs during the event, contact Cecilia Hirsch at chirsch@williams.edu or 413-458-0934 with information on the ages of the children.
This event is sponsored by the school and the PTOs of Mount Greylock and Lanesborough and Williamstown elementary schools.
Dr. Jennifer Michaels will give a talk in the meeting room on "Talk to Them Early, Talk to Them Often" on Wednesday, April 4, at 7 p.m. Michaels is the medical director of the Brien Center and a leading expert on substance abuse in adolescents.
Her presentation will also be followed by a question-and-answer session and is recommended for parents of children in Grades 4 through 12. This talk is sponsored by nb21 (Not Before 21), the Northern Berkshire coalition against alcohol use, with the assistance of the school district PTOs.
For more information, contact Cecilia Hirsch, Mount Greylock PTO, 413-458-0934 or chirsch@williams.edu.