Mount Everett Quarter 4 Honor Roll

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SHEFFIELD, Mass. — Mount Everett Regional School has announced the fourth quarter honor roll for students in grades 6-12. 
 
Nineteen percent of the student body earned high honors; 27 percent earned honors. 
 
Students in grades 9 through 12 must earn grades of 90 or above in all subjects for high honors.  Students must receive grades of 80 or above or a "P" in all subjects for honors. Students in grades 6, 7 and 8 must earn 90 or higher in all yearlong courses and 80 or higher in enrichment or special courses.  For honors, students must attain an 80 or higher in all subjects.
 
The following are named:
 
Grade 6 High Honors – Matteo Cicerchia, Clara Detjen, Caitlin Foster, Agnes Heaton, Violet Higginbotham, J Jeffries, Elijah Lemmen, Celia Lennex, Alexis Marin, Owen Siket, Izabella Stevens, Phoebe Tryon. 
 
Grade 6 Honors – Wyatt Alden, Daisy Bautista-Santos, Jaiden Carpenter, Milo Davis, John Gappa, Weston Goodale, Landon Havens, Alyssa Honiker, Aleeah Irving, Michael Joyce, Callie Labshere, Cameron Reynolds, Simone Waiveris. 
 
Grade 7 High Honors – Brodie Bowler, Maxwell Depelteau, Oliver Donovan, Nathan Foster, Ava Goewey, Josephine Graham, Dillyn Hadsell, Tobias Heaton, Evan Macy, Lezly Solis Lopez, Khloe Swierczynski. 
 
Grade 7 Honors – Nicolas Bruno, Charles Burdick, Julian Francisco, Benjamin Giordano, Lexus Hils, Karley Kushi, Trevor Leonard, McKenzie Lotz, Levi Martin, Tonia Maynard, Erik Miller, Isabella Pollock, Dalton Splawn, Julius Teele, Matthew Vallone, Leonardo Velasquez, Erica Wilson. 
 
Grade 8 High Honors – Jonathan Bautista-Santos, Quinn Butler-Carlson, Brady Carpenter, Maryn Schoonmaker, Josephine Waiveris, Hailey Warren, Laci Wilkinson. 
 
Grade 8 Honors – Charlotte Brazie, Gianna Cordova-Fiori, Yaritza Cruz-Bravo, Ashlynne Jeffries, Ian Lanoue, Cheyenne Phillips-Woodard, Joseph Schneider Jr., Jonathan Vogel, Adam Williamson, Nathan Zani. Grade 9 High Honors – Guthrie Davis, Sophie DelMasto, Philip Enoch, Benjamin Vella. 
 
Grade 9 Honors – Donovan Bowler, Cameron Coon, Brody Kinna, London Krans, Elizabeth Robitaille, Madison VanDeusen. 
 
Grade 10 High Honors – Makayla Carpenter, Logan English, Olivia Goewey, Catherine Makuc, Sage Marchione, Tyler Nourse, Helen Thorp. 
 
Grade 10 Honors – Leslye Bautista-Cruz, Diego Cruz, Kaileb Florez Silvernail, Sydnee Hewins, Jacob Kreis, Kelly Krom, Stella Lennex, Matthew Lowe, Declan Piel, Leah Ruane, Odin Sisco, Mason Snyder, Evelyn Vollmer, Willem Vollmer.  
 
Grade 11 High Honors – Lucia Cicerchia, Megan Loring, Mya Martin, Shira Sawyer, Allison Steuernagle, Emily Steuernagle, Nathan TenBroeck. 
 
Grade 11 Honors – Julia Devoti, Kaliegh Eichstedt, Aiden Murray, Ivy Webster-Ben David. 
 
Grade 12 High Honors – Anouk Bizalion, Victoria Breen, Michael Devoti, Kelsey Eichstedt, Joseph Enoch, Caroline Haiss, Tyler Sermini, Jay Seward-Dailey, Jessica Yauri Cambi. 
 
Grade 12 Honors – Cassie Campeglio, Grant Chase, Alejandra Emerling, Deisy Escobar Perez, Emma Goewey, Brenda Guallpa, Walter Hewins V, Juliana Lopez, Westin Lupovich, Jason Peck, Margaret Sarnacki, Dylan Stevens, Jordyn Stockwell, Emmett Vollmer, Nathan VonRuden.

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State Closes Brookside Road Bridge

GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass.— Brookside Road bridge was closed today following a routine inspection by the MA Department of Transportation.
 
Town Public Works Superintendent Joe Aberdale said the DOT inspection report now requires further state review and that there is no information yet on a timeline for reopening. Brookside Road is located south of town and runs east to Brush Hill Road and Boardman Street.
    
Aberdale said load limits on the older, trestle bridge have been disregarded for some years by heavy vehicles. He said that usage has likely taken a toll on the span over the Housatonic River.
 
Southbound drivers heading to Brush Hill and the north end of Boardman Street will need to travel further south on Route 7 to Kellogg Road and then onto Boardman Street, heading north.
 
"We will keep residents informed as we learn more from the state DOT," said Aberdale.
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