Student Activities

The Community Service Program is an afternoon activity offered during the fall and spring semesters that students may select in lieu of an athletics or arts program. Guided by the School's Motto: Pro Vita Non Pro Schola Discimus "Learning—not just for school but for life," the program is student-led and therefore all participating students will identify and lead projects that they feel passionate about in our immediate or greater community.

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the Berkshire Community Service program is to support our local and broader community by working together and giving aid to causes that we feel passionate about, following our core values by providing assistance, and promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion.

There are many creative outlets for expression at Berkshire that allow students to share their experience. The Green and Gray newspaper keeps the community informed with student-reported news, opinions, and features, while The Dome, Berkshire’s annual literary and arts magazine, showcases original writing and visual art.

Beyond print, student creativity is on display throughout the year at events like Jazz Café, which features live performances, and the AP Art Exhibit at The Warren Family Gallery, highlighting advanced student artwork. These platforms celebrate student voice and talent across disciplines, enriching life under the Mountain.