Greg Sukiennik is a news editor at The Berkshire Eagle. A Pittsfield native, he has a strong focus on education, including public education, school administration, and educational policy, as well as sports and architecture. He has been featured in several publications, including the Brattleboro Reformer, Manchester Journal, and Environmental Health News.
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Pittsfield says 684 students leaving through school choice may cost $6.48 million in state education aid.
By: Greg Sukiennik
Pittsfield students are missing fewer school days and making some academic gains. Chronic absenteeism remains well above the state average, while graduation rates lag and several schools have fallen in statewide rankings.
By: Greg Sukiennik
PITTSFIELD — Federal mail inspectors intercepted an envelope containing a powdered substance that was sent to U.S. Rep.
By: Greg Sukiennik
CHESHIRE — For years, the Hoosac Valley Regional School District has worked to improve its state accountability scores, adopting new curricula and classroom methods along the way.
By: Greg Sukiennik
PITTSFIELD — It was a little after 1 p.m. on Wednesday when Education Secretary Stephen Zrike Jr., Pittsfield Superintendent Latifah Phillips and
By: Greg Sukiennik
LENOX — It was an opportunity to ask questions — and an opportunity to be heard.
A fire damaged one Berkshire Scenic Railway car in Adams. Sunday’s Pumpkin Patch Ride will run with the other car.
ADAMS — What better way to spend a glorious fall day than a relaxing walk or hayride through the woods, followed by lunch, or apple cider and doughnuts around a cozy fire?
By: Greg Sukiennik
PITTSFIELD — The Hubbard Avenue underpass just might be the least popular stretch of road in the city.
By: Greg Sukiennik
PITTSFIELD — What does Pittsfield want in a new elementary school on the West Side? Should it have "neighborhoods" for each grade level?
