Some students deemed ineligible for Mt. Abe travel club trip

“What this comes down to is the fact that my child’s mental health and our lack of wealth has created her inability to go,” said Mary Blacklock

Five players from Mount Abraham and Otter Valley were named to the roster, as was a local coach.

“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

A German exchange student’s year in Vermont left all those involved with new memories and a greater understanding of different cultures.

Wyatt Moyer encouraged current and incoming students to “just go for it” when it comes to pursuing activities and courses in high school.

MUHS, VUHS and Mt. Abe athletes garnered recognition for their spring seasons.

Class President Charlie Prouty delivered a strong message at the MAUHS commencement ceremony on Saturday.

The Mt. Abe baseball team has scored over 10 runs in both of its playoff games so far.

“As you step onto that stage Saturday, know that we are cheering you on, confident and excited for the bright futures you are about to build.”

Both teams have recent wins under their belts.

The team has a state championship to defend.

All three local baseball teams had playoffs on their minds on Wednesday.

Both local teams nabbed top three playoff seeds.

Christopher Nichols has spent 21 years working in the classroom and four years as an administrator. He’s worked at both the middle school and high school level