Mohawk District School Committee
Heath students are part of the Mohawk Trail Regional School District (MTR
SD) which encompasses eight towns. The Heath elementary school is Colrain Central School and the High School is Mohawk Trail Regional High School. The Heath Representative to the MTRSD is Budge Litchfield, blitchfield@mtrsd.org.
For students who want specific technical programs Franklin County Technical School (FCTS) is a 4-year, public high school. Admission is through application and an acceptance process. The Heath Representaive to the FCTS is Art Schwenger. Link to Heath's FCTS page.
2025 NEWS:
Sustainabilty Study Presentation for March 18 2025 Select Board Meeting
It is important to understand what options we have as we face increasing costs with level funding from the state.
2D8T Sustainability Study Project Work to Date February 2025
This documents the results of the study which are included in the presentation with more detail.
2 Districts/8 Towns Sustainability Study
No meetings currently scheduled.
Members
2 of 2 seats. 0 years each seat.
- Budge Litchfield, Member.
- Tucker Jenkins, Member.
MTRSD Files
| Name | Uploaded Date |
|---|---|
| 2D8T Project Overview 2-20-25.pdf | 2025-03-14 18:25:01 |
| Colrain Heath SelectBoard March2025.pdf | 2025-03-14 18:24:58 |
| 2D8T Update-Sept 2024.pdf | 2024-10-02 12:02:55 |
| 2D8T Update October 2024.pdf | 2024-11-19 18:56:02 |
| F-E- Carpenter Award HH Article.pdf | 2024-08-13 12:14:12 |
| SB 2D8T October 10 Flyer-QR.jpg | 2024-09-27 14:24:34 |
| SB 2D8T October 10 Flyer-QR.pdf | 2024-09-27 14:47:38 |
HEATH STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Frank Carpenter Award Given to Heath 6 th Grader
". . . somewhere in the 1940’s – 1950’s Frank Carpenter [a long-time Heath summer resident] established the F. E. Carpenter Award that was given to a deserving Heath 6th grader attending the designated school for Heath, now Colrain Central. The student is selected by the principal and the 6 th grade teacher and must be an individual who has achieved academic and social success during the school year. It is not so much an award driven by grades but by the student who has worked hard to improve themselves as a student and as an individual. . . . This year’s award went to a student who was described to me by Colrain Central School Principal, Amy Looman, as a “hard worker who has shown persistence and attention to detail, always willing to navigate her way through challenges that she faced.” Alexis Johnston was so surprised and shocked when I read her name and presenter her with a $50 check. Congratulations Alexis as best wishes as you enter 7 th grade!" Exceprt from Elissa Viarengo's article in the August-September 2024 issue of the Heath Herald "