MAUSD seeks to fill board seats

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.

Three school districts serving students from Addison County will soon revote budgets. Mount Abe, Slate Valley and Otter Valley budgets deserve to pass.

After cutting the ask from Bristol-area voters again, the Mount Abraham Unified School District Board this week OK’d a third budget proposal for fiscal year 2025, which voters will field on June 11.

After gathering community feedback and diving deeper into several questions related to district spending and operations, the Mount Abraham Unified School District Board has set a target for a third budget proposal, which district voters will field on June … (read more)

A Bristol woman looking to learn more about Mount Abraham Unified School District finances has requested several documents from the district, and community members have raised funds to support her efforts. 

Residents in the Mount Abraham Unified School District will have several opportunities next week to share their budget-related feedback with district officials. 

In the wake of two failed budget votes, students in the Mount Abraham Unified School District are asking district officials to protect educators from potential cuts as they draft a third spending proposal to put before voters. 

The Mount Abraham Unified School District board on Tuesday determined it needs to gather more information and hear from the community before drafting a third budget proposal to put before district voters. 

To all MAUSD residents: The budget has failed for a second time in our district, so the school has responded by issuing potential layoff notices to a number of beloved teachers and talking seriously about making major changes to the arts department and sp … (read more)

Voters in the Mount Abraham Unified School District on Tuesday defeated a proposed $35.9 million spending plan by 57 votes.