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Looking for schools in Western Massachusetts that reflect your family’s values? Whether you’re new to the area or exploring educational alternatives, this directory is a great place to begin.

Rooted in Hilltown Families’ mission of place-based, community-connected learning, this curated list highlights local public, private, and charter schools that support lifelong, self-directed learning and deepen connections to community and place.

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A young child in a navy raincoat hugs a golden-brown dog while smiling warmly, capturing a moment of gentle connection and joy. Behind them, another child is partially visible, suggesting a playful, inclusive setting. The image is framed with promotional text for Amherst Montessori School, highlighting its nurturing approach and announcing open enrollment for the 2025–26 school year, welcoming infants through sixth grade. The scene conveys themes of compassion, curiosity, and child-centered education.

Three students play electric guitars under string lights during a live performance at The Academy at Charlemont. The promotional text highlights the school as a safe, inclusive all-gender day school for grades 6–12, with a message encouraging students to "Find your voice. Speak your mind." Website listed: charlemont.org.

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A young child in a light blue dress explores a colorful sensory pin art board at a table activity in the Smith College Museum of Art. In the background, other children and adults participate in creative activities at tables. Text on the right reads “FREE TO ALL, Second Fridays 4–8pm! SCMA Smith College Museum of Art.”