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Mountain Biking Program Designed to Build Confidence in Girls

Alison McGee, program lead, says the program boosts confidence and builds a sense of community in young girls. PITTSFIELD, Mass. In its sixth year, the Little Bellas mentoring program is giving girls a sense of confidence and community through mountain biking on the trails of Springside Park, say organizers. I think the biggest two things are the confidence-boosting, and then that sense of community. We ve had girls who have gotten together to ride outside of the program afterward or participated in team events, program lead Alison McGee said. They go and kind of grow that way, but that I mean, also, you do see their mountain bike skills grow and I think a lot of it does come from confidence, it s being able to feel like you can tackle anything, and we really emphasize it s doing what you feel comfortable with but creating that safe environment, where they feel comfortable to try new things.

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Commissioners settle on Springside Park for mountain bike skills course; new obstacle appears

PITTSFIELD â Members of the Board of Parks Commission have voiced their approval for placing a proposed mountain biking skills course and pump track in Springside Park, though that approval wonât be formalized until the site passes a wetlands and buffer area review by the Conservation Commission. The potential wetlands impact arose during Tuesday nightâs Parks Commission meeting at the Ralph J. Froio Senior Center. Parks Commission Chair Anthony DeMartino said the panel recently had received a letter from Conservation Agent Rob Van Der Kar indicating that the courseâs proposed site at the softball and little league field behind Reid Middle School places it very near a buffer zone â the 100 feet surrounding a wetland.

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Pittsfield Parks Commission Suggests New Location for Pump Track

Pittsfield Parks Commission Suggests New Location for Pump Track
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Pittsfield Sees Races for City Council, School Committee

Pittsfield Sees Races for City Council, School Committee
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Pittsfield School Committee commits to offering virtual academy for one more year

PITTSFIELD â The School Committee has voted in favor of opening a stand-alone virtual school with capacity for over 300 students next school year, but, because of budgetary considerations, it offered only a one-year commitment to the program. The idea of offering an all-online school program in Pittsfield dates to last summer, when districts across the state developed virtual school options for students during the coronavirus pandemic. Pittsfield Public Schools launched the all-online Pittsfield Public Virtual Academy, which accepted students in kindergarten through 12th grade, with a focus on medically vulnerable children, led by Principal Carl Tillona. The offering was popular, according to feedback from a group of parents whose children were enrolled in the program, School Committee member William Cameron said at a recent public meeting, and they asked school leaders to retain such a pandemic-era offering.

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