Berkshire Waldorf High School Open House

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STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. — Berkshire Waldorf High School is holding an Open House on Thursday, March 20, at 7:00 p.m. at the school: 14 Pine Street, Stockbridge, MA, on the corner of Pine and Shamrock. 
 
Friends, grandparents, and younger siblings are all welcome. Light refreshments will be served.
 
A program will include a student panel and an overview of our curriculum. Prospective families will have a chance to meet the faculty and learn more about the school.
 
The school offers honors-level, college preparatory academics and is also well-integrated into the larger community, including classes and workshops in renowned artists' studios, the use of local labs and gyms, Shakespeare & Company, field trips to events and museums in the Northeast, and international travel. 
 
Register for the event here
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Southern Berkshire County Resource Guide Released

LEE, Mass. — A collaboration between the Southern Berkshire Public Health Collaborative, Families Like Ours Inc., and the Tri-Town Health Department has resulted in the release of the Southern Berkshire County Resource Guide.
 
The Southern Berkshire County Resource Guide is designed to connect individuals and families with essential services. It helps to navigate services such as food access, housing support, mental health support, special needs services, and transportation options. 
 
Additional sections are being developed for future printings of the guide, and the Resource Guide will be regularly updated online throughout the year.    
 
The Southern Berkshire County Resource Guide is available in both print and digital formats. The printed version will be distributed in March 2025 to first responders, town clerks, libraries, boards of health, and council on aging offices.
 
 
Suggested changes or additions or requests for printed copies can be directed to Rania Markham at Rania@familieslikeoursinc.com. This resource is free of charge.    
 
Jayne Smith of SBPHC stated that the guide was initially developed for first responders, public health officials, and service providers, but is a valuable tool for everyone.    
 
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