
With beaucoup bucks from a national journalism not-for-profit, UVM is expanding its training for news reporters of all ages.
With beaucoup bucks from a national journalism not-for-profit, UVM is expanding its training for news reporters of all ages.
The tiny town of Canaan in the northeasternmost corner of the state is the latest to suffer a school safety threat.
Problem: students don’t want the milk that comes with subsidized meals, but schools don’t get paid by the feds if the kids refuse it. Solution: give the milk to local food shelves, or feed it to pigs.
“The attacks will continue as long as they serve the agenda of some, empower the perpetually angry, feed the social media frenzy, and bring clicks to websites,” Robert Nied said in his letter of resignation.
School resource officers aren’t welcome on the premises of several Vermont high schools, but many others see the value in an on-duty police officer.
If Middlebury College ever bragged on alum and former Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas in the past, it may not have that right anymore: Douglas is sort of disowning his alma mater.
A federally-funded grant will move Vermont closer to universal afterschool and summer programs.
Randolph students disciplined for profanity-by-association chant, “Let’s Go Brandon.”
A record number of applicants has allowed the university to select its highest-achieving incoming class ever – note the average 3.8 GPA.
The champion of parental rights in Essex – Westford schools has resigned, citing frustration over the hypocrisy of board leadership.