The new building is being touted as a “dorm for the 21st century student” and will be “truly inclusive,” vice president of student affairs Smita Ruzicka said in a July 4th article.

Some Plainfield and Marshfield residents want an armed cop in their local school.

A Yale professor should be removed from the faculty for her pro-Hamas invasion statements, a petition begun by a Vermont man says.

The project will allow those affected by bullying and harassment in Vermont schools to share their stories either through a confidential form, an interview or a small group discussion.

As attorney fees in Chieftain appeal approach $10,000, Green Mountain school board votes to stop paying.

Opt-out forms are not the only service VFA does, they will also provide training for those who are interested in running for school board.

On Monday morning the local school board and superintendent’s office as well as the Department of Education were all reached out to for comment and have not yet responded.

UVM offers discount rates to employers seeking access to their student body based on race and sexual identity.

Winooski boasts the only school district in the state where most students are people of color, and school leaders are prioritizing it.

The longtime Woodstock Union High School snowboard coach should be reinstated to his post, according to one of the two students involved in a private discussion about transgender athletes that led to his firing.

“I have a daughter with special needs, she has Down Syndrome, she can’t tell us when somebody does something to her or makes her feel uncomfortable,” Gagne said. “She doesn’t have the words to do that.”

Reading scores in Vermont and New Hampshire were decreasing well before the pandemic.

“Equity… may necessitate an unequal distribution of resources and services based on the needs of each student,” a recent report required by Vermont state law says.

Ousted coach David J. Bloch maintains he was unfairly fired the day after he joined in a brief private, non-disruptive discussion started by two of his athletes on Feb. 8 about a transgender student.

Many students decided to take a leave of absence during the pandemic and are now graduating later than scheduled.

The Brookhaven Treatment and Learning Center in Chelsea lost their entire gymnasium and more.

Stymied by the Supreme Court, the Biden administration announced a reduced plan to wipe out federal student debt for “only” 804,000 borrowers.

Six buildings were evacuated: Jeffords Hall, Stafford Hall, Health Science Research Facility, Main Campus Greenhouse, Given, and Rowell.

Gatherings by Vermonters seeking information about de-transitioning should be banned from public schools, Outright Vermont says.

Parents have options: try to change the system, or leave it for a better alternative. With both options, there are people ready to help. 

A private school just down the road from Burlington High School also wants a new campus.

The Native American Guardian’s Association (NAGA), based in North Dakota, has congratulated the Green Mountain School Board for reinstating the Chieftain team name for Green Mountain High School in Chester.

About 40% of UVM students will pay no tuition this fall, and Vermont resident enrollment is up.

The ‘rebels’ to whom the mascot name refers are the Revolutionary War-era Green Mountain Boys, rebelling against British colonial authority.

Veteran executive problem-solver Mike Smith is out of retirement as the new president of Vermont State University. The deplored ‘all-digital’ library plan is on hold. But fiscal challenges remain.

UVM’s announcement of a ‘voluntary resolution’ of a federal investigation into campus anti-semitism contains no admission of wrong-doing, no apology, and no specific plans to address anti-semitism.

Middlebury College quietly removed Mead’s name from the marble building on the morning of Sept. 27, 2021, for what it said was his role “in promoting eugenics policies in the state that led to the involuntary sterilization of an estimated 250,” the lawsuit filed by former Gov. James Douglas stated.

The University of Irasburg is set to return this April after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic.

The chief of Vermont’s Agency of Education will leave the job next month.

Half of the Senate is signing on to a bill to keep state libraries open and the book collection intact.

The unprecedented move of making the Northern Vermont University library almost all-digital has raised conflict of interest questions about Vermont State College Board Vice-Chair Megan Cluver, who is also a senior manager of Deloitte, a digital technology firm.

A terrifying hoax about active shooters in 21 schools was among several highly concerning Vermont school headlines last week.

Students from private schools and home schoolers gathered today at the Vermont State House to celebrate National School Choice Week.

Vermont schools face 1,000 teacher and staff vacancies midway through the school year.

Awareness of the Holocaust is waning. Vermont educators and lawmakers want to reverse that trend.

The good news is that Vermont schools have the lowest ratio of students to counselors in the nation. The bad news is that mental health services are lacking amid a post-pandemic crisis.

Two twins from Bristol have organized a Holocaust Remembrance Day. Never forget!