MAUSD continues mulling options for Beeman, district’s future

The school board received new information about what it could look like for New Haven students to attend another elementary school in the district and discussed more options to explore.

ACSD transferred ownership of the former Ripton Elementary building to the town, which is now studying potential community uses for it.

“Vermont voters and taxpayers will have the final say, and they don’t have enough information yet to make that decision.”

“One of the things she misses from her days in school was that sense of belonging, and I think that we have been able to build that in this tutoring network with our students.” — tutor Mary Sullivan

“This significant milestone in the history of public education in Vermont presents a rare and valuable opportunity.”

“We may find there is no use for AI in schools; that may be where we land. I feel that we have a responsibility to have bigger conversations with students about AI.”

“You have to evolve with the times and not just stick with your macaroni and cheese, although they still like it.” — Carol Roscoe

The building this fall will become home to a new ACSD PreK program.

“We need a bigger pie; we can’t keep trying to divide up the same small pie to fix the problems Vermont has.” — Andrew Klein

The Patricia A. Hannaford Career Center provides vocational and technical education to students and adults in the 17 Addison County towns served by the Addison Central, Addison Northwest and Mount Abraham Unified school districts. Students take time away … (read more)

As a sixth-generation Vermonter and a Vietnam-era veteran, I am proud to write this letter in support of Molly Gray’s campaign for Lieutenant Governor.

“Molly Gray is the person we need in the Lt. Governor’s office.”

While vacation can be a time of fun and play, some families still face the realities of hunger.

Students wrote the script and lyrics, choreographed the show, and designed the set and costumes.

The food service director will retire from her post at the end of this month, capping 26 years helping feed local youth.