Drury High School Announces First Quarter Honor Roll

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Drury High School has announced its honor roll for the first quarter of the 2019-2020 school year.

Grade 12

High honors: Alicandri, Francisco Joseph; Boudreau, Holly Jean; DelRatez, Ashley Rose; Demarsico, Quintin Curtis; Felix, Alison Marie Moulton; Guyette, Megan Kathleen; Kalamaja, Darby Ann; Lefaver, Jared Christopher; Lemaire, Noah Ryan; Lescarbeau, Isabel Marie; Morrison, Abigail Grace; Moulton, Jacqueline Maria; Neff, Stefanie Noel; Peters, Hailey Marie; Sarkis, Hunter James; Sroka, Emily Anne; Sullivan, Julianne Catherine; Tatro, Madison Quin; Wojnicki, Molly Rose.

Honors: Czarnecki, Brian Richard; Daugherty, Zoe Diane; Honig, Carter Alan; McDonald, Braxton Alexander-Reed; Mercado-Vega, Josmar Daniel; Paredes, Natal Antonio; Poette, Juliet Lorraine; Singer, Hannah Marie; Soucie, Sean Philip.

Grade 11

High honors: Belanger, Jordan Marie; Booth, Katie Rose; Boudreau, Michael Aaron; Carey, Samantha May; Cellana, Caroline Rebecca; Copeland, Kacie Corrine; Dobbert, Mackenzie Jane; Goodell, Ryan Patrick; Mazza, Meadow Constantine; Mazzacco, Olivia Rachel; Mongeon, Quinn Taylor; Patenaude, Emily Claire; Pitcher, Releena Marie; Scrivens, Brittney Marie; Sroka, Sarah Margaret; Weber, Rachael Talia.

Honors: Barry, Aileen Saoirse; Belanger, Audrey Ann; Besaw, Caleb Matthew; Cable, Raymond Charles; Clay, Kylie California; Crockwell, Dylan Roy; Gazaille, Tehya Elizabeth; Haley, Nathan Francis; King, Janine Boucher; Kozik, Aidan Michael; Marceau, Alan James; Mejia-Nascimento, Jerome Robert; Mendez, Hope Alexis; Moresi, Skylar Georgina; Richard, Jeremy Austin; Therrien, Kayla Ann.

Grade 10

High honors: Brothers, Madilynn Jane; Davignon, Zachary Jason; Mazza, Heaven Marie; Miles, Elli Anna; Miller, Chandra-Elise; Moore, John Henri; Nesbit, Madeline Marie; Peterson, Thomas Daryll; Ramsden, Elisabetta; Ramsden, Zoe; Tucker, Elliette Josephine.

Honors: Albright, Julia Margaret; Bartlett, Batista Orion; Caron, Cyleigh Marissa; Christian, Faith Alexis; Collins, Braden Joseph; Harnick, Danielle Phelan; Macdonald, Alexa Marie; McGrath, Kayla Marie; Merchant, Umaiza Amyn.

Grade Nine

High honors: Ames, Brian Patrick; Blondin, Brandi Irene; Caproni, Ella Elizabeth; Gardzina, Ashley Marie; Hartman, Shaylee Ann; Joy, Rylee Elizabeth; Karmazyn, Haley Jean; Lescarbeau, Nicholas John; Notchick, Jade Elizabeth; Pontier, Carly Elizabeth; Pucheta, Selena Marie; Russell, Alyssa Anne; Wheeler, Bianca Annaleigh.

Grade Eight

High honors: Bishop, Brooke Yvonne; Bordeau, Danni Mary; Brothers, Marley Elizabeth; Duteau, Dominic James; Gallagher, Layla Marie; Gilman, Nicholas Trevor; Harrington, Amy Lynn; Hildabrand, Gisella Autumn; Howland, Jacob Jonathan; Hurlbut-Morgan, Emma Jo; Kingsley, Hailey Patricia; LaCasse, Carter David; Liang, Jackson NMN; Mazza, Walter Russell; Merrick, Abigail Rose; Miksic, Ferris Alastair; Mongeon, Kaitlyn Emily; Moresi, Melanie Sage; Norcross, Rileigh Jo; Patenaude, Olivia Marie; Reed, Brayden Michael; Stoppiello, Jada Michele; Taft, Nadia Abigail; Valego, Jazzmyn May; Vallieres, Rebecca Barbara; Weber, Ozzie Hunter; Williamson, Isiah Marquis; Wood, Memphis Lee.

Honors: Ames, Brenden Edward; Beagle, Jasmine Jade; Brazee, Jesse Louis; Catelotti, Daphne Erin; Chelstowski, Randy Benjamin; Chrisman, Kaylee Marie; DelRatez, Abigail Lynn; DeMayo, Dominic Joseph; Durocher, Jonathan Jacob; Eichorn, Christopher Stephen; George, Emily Anne; Haig, Emily Nicole; Johnson, Jocelyn Nancy; LaRose, Zachary Michael; Lescarbeau-Mason, Jaydon Brian; Maloney, Lucas Daniel; Moorhead, Darian Michael; Moran, Faith Isabell; Packard, Connor Jonathan; Parson, Tristan Ray; Pratt, Xavier Allan; Selby, Anthony Tyson; Shafer, Zoey Elizabeth; Spencer, Sabriel Jaymee; Tassone, Troy Michael; Wehrle, Reese Charles-Ames; Whitney-Bennett, Fiona Bertha; Wood, Michelle Lynne.

Grade Seven

High honors: Chapman, Bradley William; Corl, Harmony Lynn; Crews, Terra Lee; Dupre-Harris, Christopher Daniel; Dupre-Harris, James Joseph; Elias, Antonio Michael; Girard, Alexis Faith; Goodhind, Emily Rae; Jzyk, Keira Shea; Lescarbeau, Kaylee Beth; Luczynski, Aolani Nevaeh; Malloy, Rita Ann; Mongeon, Meghan Alexis; Moran, Camryn Grace; Perry, Olivia Marie; Porto, Daniel Wernek; Rivard, Ariana Ellen; Robare, Lindsy Ann; Roberts, Liam Thomas; Saunders, Madison Rosemarie; Senay, Hannah Marie; Taft, Sasha Amara; Therrien, Emily Rose; Therrien, Owen Lawrence; Tinney, Sage Daphne; Valachovic, Isabelle Stefania; VanderWoude, Payton Marie; Wilhelm, Noah Christy; Wilson, Reese October.

Honors: Allen, Mackenzie Marie; Brazee, Kaydence Ann; Cornell, Reagan Ashley; Davis, Evan Daniel; Dean, Christian Ryan; Hillard, Zachary Thomas; Kastner, Tiara Lasheye; LaCasse, Hannah Lily; LaRose, Jesse Jacob; Lescarbeau, Gabriel Hunter; Malloy, Colby Michael; Melito, Jadyn Alma Denise; Mongeon, Hunter James; Moore, Isabella Gail; Mott, Kaelyn Lucille; Osorio, Yandel Ismael; Packard, Noah Christopher; Palumbo, Kylie Rose; Reynolds, Leah Eileen; Rivera, Jaivin Michael; Rodriguez-Joy, Alexander Angel; Todd, Amaya Hope; Wright, Jalena Ann.

Cost, Access to NBCTC High Among Concerns North Berkshire Residents

By Tammy DanielsiBerkshires Staff
06:15PM / Thursday, April 25, 2024

Adams Select Chair Christine Hoyt, NBCTC Executive Director David Fabiano and William Solomon, the attorney representing the four communities, talk after the session. 

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Public access channels should be supported and made more available to the public — and not be subject to a charge.

 

More than three dozen community members in-person and online attended the public hearing  Wednesday on public access and service from Spectrum/Charter Communications. The session at City Hall was held for residents in Adams, Cheshire, Clarksburg and North Adams to express their concerns to Spectrum ahead of another 10-year contract that starts in October.

 

Listening via Zoom but not speaking was Jennifer Young, director state government affairs at Charter.

 

One speaker after another conveyed how critical local access television is to the community and emphasized the need for affordable and reliable services, particularly for vulnerable populations like the elderly. 

 

"I don't know if everybody else feels the same way but they have a monopoly," said Clarksburg resident David Emery. "They control everything we do because there's nobody else to go to. You're stuck with with them."

 

Public access television, like the 30-year-old Northern Berkshire Community Television, is funded by cable television companies through franchise fees, member fees, grants and contributions.

 

Spectrum is the only cable provider in the region and while residents can shift to satellite providers or streaming, Northern Berkshire Community Television is not available on those alternatives and they may not be easy for some to navigate. For instance, the Spectrum app is available on smart televisions but it doesn't include PEG, the public, educational and governmental channels provided by NBCTC.