education
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MAUSD mulls feedback for redistricting task force
Mount Abraham Unified School District officials are working on a draft resolution that could help inform the work of the group tasked with proposing new school districts for…
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Language teachers build skills, earn license in new Middlebury program
The program offers participants a secondary teaching license in modern languages that’s valid for teaching grades 7-12 in U.S. public school systems.
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County schools left wondering if promised federal funds will come
Local schools are wary of how the Trump Administration’s decision to withhold anticipated federal funding from Vermont school districts could affect the services those learning communities provide.
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Editorial: Area schools scramble as millions in federal aid is halted
As the impact of Trump’s big, bad bill becomes more widely understood, Vermonters will begin to see first-hand the difference between policy for the public good versus policy…
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Letter to the editor: Be careful how we define schools
I think it is fine for people to want to have schools that they think will serve their children better, but not with public funding.
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Tari Shattuck education grants & awards announced
Tari Shattuck Education Foundation awarded the 2025 Pat Pierce Excellence in Teaching Award to Kerry Lake, third grade teacher at Robinson Elementary School in Starksboro.
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Community Forum: Alliance backs rural schools
With the passage of H.454 and major education transformation on the horizon, school boards from Arlington to Canaan are deep in discussion, preparing for what comes next. Decisions…
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Sen. Hardy: Ed reform bill not good for taxpayers or schools
A lot has changed with H.454, Vermont’s major K-12 educational transformation bill, and it will be up for a vote on the Senate floor this week. Sen. Hardy…
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Scott administration unveils big education reform plan
State officials unveiled the broad strokes of Gov. Phil Scott’s education proposal that includes sweeping changes like consolidating Vermont’s 52 school districts to just 5 and a new…
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New Bristol organization aims to boost literacy
Vermont Literacy Network, an early literacy organization that offers programs for students, educators and the community, is taking root in Bristol.
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Lincoln citizens discuss school budget and operations
More than two dozen Lincoln residents gathered virtually and in person on Monday to offer input and ask questions about the fiscal year 2026 budget that Lincoln School…
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Hector Vila: The boundaries of education
There is a wide boundary between the teacher and the student, found most profoundly in colleges and universities. It is thick with emotional distance.
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Learn how special education is funded at May 10 event
Act 173 changes the way special education services are funded. Learn more at a May 10 presentation.
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VUES educator named Vermont Teacher of the Year
“Robyn Newton exemplifies what makes Vermont educators special,” said Secretary of Education Dan French.
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Peterson taking early retirement from Hannaford Career Center
Fearing he has “turned into a distraction,” Dana Peterson is stepping down from Hannaford Career Center at the end of the school year.
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Lincoln votes to withdraw from Mt. Abe school district
LINCOLN — By a margin of more than 3 to 1, Lincoln voted Tuesday to withdraw from the Mount Abraham Unified School District.The vote count was 525-172 in…