UPDATE: Voters in Stockbridge and West Stockbridge have officially approved plans for a new high school in the Berkshire Hills Regional School District. Results from the polls on November 4, 2025, show overwhelming support for the project, with residents casting their votes on two critical questions.
Stockbridge results are in: Question 1 received 636 yes votes against 112 no, while Question 2 garnered 604 yes and 135 no. In West Stockbridge, Question 1 saw 462 yes votes to 131 no, and Question 2 received 435 yes votes against 157 no. These results are significant as they confirm community backing for the construction of a new high school building, estimated at $152,067,064.
The proposed high school will be located at 600 Stockbridge Road in Great Barrington, and aims to replace the existing Monument Mountain Regional High School. The new facility is designed to serve students in grades 9-12 and includes costs for designing, constructing, and equipping the school.
Voting took place across Great Barrington, Stockbridge, and West Stockbridge, reflecting a unified desire for educational improvement in the region. The approval of these measures not only signals a commitment to enhancing local education but also represents a significant investment in the community’s future.
The Berkshire Hills Regional School Committee had previously adopted the borrowing measure on September 11, 2025, which prompted today’s decisive vote. As community members celebrate this pivotal moment, the school district plans to move forward with the next steps in the construction process.
Stay tuned for ongoing updates as further details emerge regarding the project timeline and financial implications. This development marks a vital step in ensuring that local students have access to modern educational facilities that meet their needs.
Residents are encouraged to share this news as it could impact many families and future generations in the Berkshire area.
