Miss Hall's School Head's List and Honor Roll

Print Story | Email Story

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Miss Hall's School has announced 51 local students among the 148 students schoolwide named to the Head's List and Honor Roll for the first semester, which ended Jan. 17.

For Head's List recognition, students must have taken five major, full-credit courses and must maintain a minimum grade-point average of 92, with no single grade below B-plus.

For Honor Roll recognition, students must have taken five major, full-credit courses and must maintain a minimum grade-point average of 86, with no single grade below B-minus.

Head's List

Grade 12: Ella Biancolo, Emily Carmel and Angela Guachione, Pittsfield; Meredith (Mere) Hall, Adams; Ria Kedia, Pittsfield; Emma Kotelnicki, Dalton; and Isabelle Lapierre, Dalton.

Grade 11: Hadley DeVarennes, Lee; Nicole Forman, Pittsfield; Paige Mickle, Lenox; Gabriela (Gabby) Nicholson, Williamstown; Dillon Rodgers, Pittsfield; and Brooke Telfer, Pittsfield.

Grade 10: Emma Adelson, Lee; Kathryn Barrett, Sandisfield; Isabella (Bella) D'Aniello, Pittsfield; Olivia Kick-Nalepa, Dalton; Ruby McDonald, Valatie, N.Y.; and Keely O’Gorman, Lee.

Grade Nine: Andrea Fox, Lenox; Lucy Garrison, Pittsfield; Kenja Harley, Stamford, Vt.; Olivia McKeon, Pittsfield; and Bethania Robertson, Becket.

Honor Roll

Grade 12: Hannah Chrzanowski, Dalton; Lanna Knoll, Great Barrington, Téa Mazzeo, Pittsfield; and Charlotte (Charlie) Smith, New Marlborough.

Grade 11: Sarah Briggs, Williamstown; Olivia Doerr, Lenox; Hazel Grallert, Cummington; Anna Claire Korenman, Pittsfield; Shawo Lhabdon, Pittsfield; Nya Mielke, Richmond; EmmaGrace (Emma) Nealon, Pittsfield; Shanyse-Yasmine Reed, Pittsfield; Shairai (Shay) Richards, Pittsfield; Sammy Rusk, Lenox; and Paige Wright, Pittsfield.

Grade 10: Aurora (Rory) Benson, Pittsfield; Everly Carroll, Lenox; Halle Davies, Lenox; Sundara Hesse, Ghent, N.Y.; Hava Methe, Lee; Myia Price, Pittsfield; and Sienna Trask, West Stockbridge.

Grade Nine: Natalie Doerr and April Harwood, Lenox; Viviana (Viv) Lanphear, Hinsdale; Viola Quiles, Dalton; and Hilary (Ollie) Walter, Cheshire.

Miss Hall's School currently enrolls 217 girls, representing 16 states and 20 countries.


Tags: honor roll,   miss halls school,   

If you would like to contribute information on this article, contact us at info@iberkshires.com.

North Adams Regional Reopens With Ribbon-Cutting Celebration

By Tammy DanielsiBerkshires Staff

BHS President and CEO Darlene Rodowicz welcomes the gathering to the celebration of the hospital's reopening 10 years to the day it closed. 
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The joyful celebration on Thursday at North Adams Regional Hospital was a far cry from the scene 10 years ago when protests and tears marked the facility's closing
 
Hospital officials, local leaders, medical staff, residents and elected officials gathered under a tent on the campus to mark the efforts over the past decade to restore NARH and cut the ribbon officially reopening the 136-year-old medical center. 
 
"This hospital under previous ownership closed its doors. It was a day that was full of tears, anger and fear in the Northern Berkshire community about where and how residents would be able to receive what should be a fundamental right for everyone — access to health care," said Darlene Rodowicz, president and CEO of Berkshire Health Systems. 
 
"Today the historic opportunity to enhance the health and wellness of Northern Berkshire community is here. And we've been waiting for this moment for 10 years. It is the key to keeping in line with our strategic plan which is to increase access and support coordinated county wide system of care." 
 
Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield, under the BHS umbrella, purchased the campus and affiliated systems when Northern Berkshire Healthcare declared bankruptcy and closed on March 28, 2014. NBH had been beset by falling admissions, reductions in Medicare and Medicaid payments, and investments that had gone sour leaving it more than $30 million in debt. 
 
BMC was able to reopen the ER as an emergency satellite facility and slowly restored and enhanced medical services including outpatient surgery, imaging, dialysis, pharmacy and physician services. 
 
But it would take a slight tweak in the U.S. Health and Human Services' regulations — thank to U.S. Rep. Richie Neal — to bring back inpatient beds and resurrect North Adams Regional Hospital 
 
View Full Story

More Richmond Stories