“Vermont voters and taxpayers will have the final say, and they don’t have enough information yet to make that decision.”
The Vermont Senate passed an education reform bill Tuesday that will not force school districts to consolidate
These are not usual times for schools or students or for adults. Everyone is on edge. 50 percent of Vermont households live under financial stress. Few expect to be better off than our parents. Act 73 turns its back on all of this!
Last year, Phil Scott took the lead on education reform and he spent his address on Wednesday championing that reform. But he tells a partial story.
Lawmakers have a big question awaiting them — how to move forward with the process of transforming Vermont’s education system. There local superintendents weigh in.
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