MAUSD is weighing teacher cuts

What will it take for the school district to keep the overall tax increase in the coming year to only 6%? Superintendent Patrick Reen on Tuesday presented a budget proposal that would do that, in large part by cutting more than 15 jobs — many of them in the classroom.

The Mount Abraham Unified School District is looking to hear from community members about what skills, characteristics and experiences they think all district students should have in order to succeed in and outside of school.

With the budget building season upon us, the Mount Abraham Unified School District Board on Tuesday got another look at what a district spending plan for fiscal year 2026 could look like. On Tuesday board members set a goal of limiting overall tax rate in … (read more)

The Mount Abraham Unified School District Board would like to learn more about the potential impacts of moving sixth-graders into Mount Abraham Union Middle/High School.

A new partnership between the Addison Northwest and Mount Abraham Unified school districts will allow students in those Vergennes- and Bristol-area learning communities to take certain classes at either of the districts’ high schools while maintaining enr … (read more)

The Mount Abraham Unified School District board is seeking to fill two vacancies — one representing the town of Starksboro and the other representing Bristol.

The Mount Abraham Unified School District Board last week discussed options for the future of the district’s central office location, ultimately showing support for entering into another five-year lease at the BristolWorks complex on Bristol’s Munsill Ave … (read more)

Following a challenging budget season this past fiscal year, the Mount Abraham Unified School District board is getting a head start on thinking about district spending for the 2025-2026 academic year.

The Mount Abraham Unified School District Board has appointed Sarah Louer to fill a vacant seat representing New Haven.

The Mount Abraham Unified School District Board is looking to fill two open seats — one in Starksboro and another in New Haven. 

A longtime Starksboro representative on the Mount Abraham Unified School Board has resigned. 

Voters in the Mount Abraham Unified School District on Tuesday backed the district’s third budget proposal for fiscal year 2025, and they did so decisively. 

For the third time this spring, voters in the Mount Abraham Unified School District on Tuesday will be asked to approve a spending proposal for fiscal year 2024-2025. 

Parents and community members within the Mount Abraham Unified School District have in recent weeks taken to school board meetings to voice concerns and questions to district officials. 

Please support education for our children in Bristol, Monkton, New Haven and Starksboro by voting on June 11 for the new, proposed budget of the Mt. Abraham Unified School District.