BArT Announces Third Quarter Honor Roll

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ADAMS, Mass. — Berkshire Arts & Technology Charter Public School has announced the students who made honor roll for the third quarter of the 2017-2018 school year. 

Students who earned 80 percent or above in all of their classes received the distinction of “Honors”. Students who earned 90 percent or above in all of their classes received the distinction of “High Honors.”

Academic courses at BART are aligned with the Massachusetts State Curriculum Frameworks for the appropriate grade level and include all standards deemed necessary for a complete, college-preparatory, middle and high school education.

Grade Six

High Honors: Abreyana Avila, Tiana Carver, Addison Chen, Ricardo Diaz, Gianna Fosty, Terra Lim, Joseph McGovern, Marissa Ostrowski, Hilary Walter, Yavuz Yildiz, and Alonna Ziarnik.

Honors: Josephine Adelt, Alexandra Bartlett, Travis Boyd, Eva Cole, Jeffrey Daignault, Justina Lloyd, Jonathan Nondo, Joseph Onorato, Evan Poplaski, Mohammed Ridoy, Nathan Robinson, Julianna Salinovici, Tristan Scholl, and Meghan Schrade.

Grade Seven

High Honors: Ivan Chen, Julia LaSalle, Jeremy Patterson, Christopher Sunn, Charlotte Weiskotten, Matthew Weiskotten, and Anna Zheng. 

Honors: Daysha Bell, Jack Cooper, Zy'Aira Cooper, Kalyn Daniels, Felee Davis, Maia DiLego, Cameron Durocher, Nia Franklin, Isabella Hartley, Isaac Huberdeau, Bethany Iffetayo, Benjamin Jowett, Viviana Lanphear, Matthew Lizzo, Daniel McGrory, Sawyer Moser, Katarina Stefanik, and Chloe Whitman.

Grade Eight

High Honors: Ty Aubin, Conroy Casey, Atticus Clark, Nathaniel Gillman, Alyssa Heaton, Wylie Jones, John Kozak, Mia LaFrazia, Olivia Leasure, Brianna Martinez, Madison Ostrowski, Jenna Pizani, Igor Polotai, Abigail Scholl, Abigail Webster, and Asa Webster.

Honors: Kaylana Balardini, Joaquin Barnes, George Crane, Samuel Gallick, Naomie Iffetayo, Audrey Krzanik, Cory-lynn Levesque, Kyle Manzolini, Nicole Pelton, McKenna Perras, Ethan Rudin, Jarryd Valentine, and Kelsea Vigiard.

Grade Nine

High Honors: Emma Danylin, Kyle Gwilt, and Charles Waltermire.

Honors: Pyper Forfa, Maya Gayle, Miranda-Ann Grant, Cameron Langsdale, Hannah LeVardi-Earle, Diego Mongue, Kayla Saunders, Kassondra Stockmal, Trinity Sullivan and Molly Weeks.

Grade 10

High Honors: Alyssa Anderson, Driss Bourzgui, Sarah deBethune, Andrew Gillman, Joy Kalinowsky, Ashley Pixley, Finley Root, Sean Salinovici, William Schrade, and Kylie Taylor.

Honors: Troy Brainerd, Austin Caufield, Eduardo Dominguez Ahuatl, Miles Fippinger, Troy Healey, Grace Krzanik, Ryleigh McGovern, William Peets, Luke Salinovici, Gianna Sondrini, and Nicholas Viggiano.

Grade 11

High Honors: Ruth Bristol, Natalie Celebi, Thomas Cook, Darrel Lynch, and Caitlin Terpak.

Honors: Isaiah Albright, Jessica Doubiago, Joshua Doubiago, Macie Fitch, Johnyce Lanphear-Dyer, Na'Yah Mateo-Jessamy, Olivia Shaw, and Hannah Stringer.

Grade 12

High Honors: Mark Borelli, Kyle Brooks, Hayley Caufield, Ari Drayman, Caleb Duffy, Crystal Harrington, Casey Jackson, Heather Perkins, Kimberly Perkins, Emily Taylor, and Harrison Todd. 

Honors: Gerardo Aguilar, Xaida Brazeau, Rena-Marie Clairmont, Timothy Durocher, Andrew Kerwood, Jordan LeSage, Jacob Mack, Chase MacPherson, Ashlyn Marcil, Trinity Peets, Pamela Pixley, Amber Pizani, Caelin Rod, and Jamie Vachula.


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Pittsfield Reviews Financial Condition Before FY27 Budget

By Brittany PolitoiBerkshires Staff

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The average single-family home in Pittsfield has increased by more than 40 percent since 2022. 

This was reported during a joint meeting of the City Council and School Committee on March 19, when the city's financial condition was reviewed ahead of the fiscal year 2027 budget process.

Mayor Peter Marchetti said the administration is getting "granular" with line items to find cost savings in the budget.  At the time, they had spoken to a handful of departments, asking tough questions and identifying vacancies and retirements. 

Last fiscal year’s $226,246,942 spending plan was a nearly 4.8 percent increase from FY24. 

In the last five years, the average single-family home in Pittsfield has increased 42 percent, from $222,073 in 2022 to $315,335 in 2026. 

"Your tax bill is your property value times the tax rate," the mayor explained. 

"When the tax rate goes up, it's usually because property values have gone down. When the property values go up, the tax rate comes down." 

Tax bills have increased on average by $280 per year over the last five years; the average home costs $5,518 annually in 2026. In 2022, the residential tax rate was $18.56 per thousand dollars of valuation, and the tax rate is $17.50 in 2026. 

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