The school’s planned BIPOC Affinity Group is not open to all students and therefore violates the 1964 federal civil rights act, the lawsuit claims.

In the elementary school serving the Caledonia County town of Newark (pop. 589), masks aren’t a thing of the past. The local superintendent wants a mask mandate opponent to butt out.

“The next step is to wait to see if the school board responds to our request to put this on the next school board agenda for January 5,” petition co-organizer Nichole DeLong said Monday. “We will continue this fight – we are just warming up.”

Social media video captures an argument between a trans woman and some Bradford area high school students in a Burlington parking garage. But what really happened?

Vermont school districts are seeing one-sided implementation of the Bill of Rights.

“Access to professional counseling on gender identity and gender transition shall be made available in a confidential manner to students in each school,” a proposed State Board of Education regulation says.

“There is not a strong state-level mechanism for parent involvement in the development of Vermont education policy,” Secretary of Education Dan French said.

“Students’ access to some social development opportunities in high school were truncated by pandemic realities,” Caloiero said.

The Milton school equity policy now under review discourages ‘misinformation,’ including ‘Election-related Conspiracy Theories.’

Write an essay admitting your misdeeds, Randolph high school freshman Blake Allen was told by school officials after she complained about a transgender student watching her in the locker room. Well, she wrote an essay…. and now you can read every word on the Fox News website.

The Massachusetts school district insists it supports the right of free speech BUT……

Her school gave Blake Allen a chance to recant with a mea culpa essay about her complaint to a transgender student watching her undress in the girls’ locker room. Failure meant suspension.

The Allen family is pushing back.

Video games actually improve some skills, a new study finds. Who knew?

Vermont students have been experiencing more mental health issues since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the aftermath of the Randolph locker room incident, another complaining dad has been told he can’t coach at the school anymore.

If – as may be the case – Outright Vermont now has enough influence to tell submissive Vermont news organizations what they may or may not report, it is in the public interest to know more about this not-for-profit organization. 

The school reconsidered its permission for a facility request for about 30 people after thousands of flyers went out publicizing a free prophecy seminar.

It’s not hate to feel uncomfortable changing your clothes while a biological male is looking at you, members of the Randolph girls volleyball team say.

UVM’s new, state-of-the-art research boat will be named after retiring Sen. Patrick Leahy’s wife Marcelle and moored at the Leahy Center on the Burlington waterfront.

A biological male refused to leave the high school girls locker room when asked, and instead watched the girls change. Later, the student reportedly threatened to kill someone after being shown media coverage.

Chronic understaffing “makes it difficult to weather the ‘typical’ absences we see, especially as we enter the Fall cold, flu and of course COVID season,” Supt. Meagan Roy said.

A biological male on the Randolph Union High School girl’s volleyball team has been changing in the girls’ locker room.

Starting in 2023, Vermont State College tuition will cost less than $10,000.

“There is often a huge disconnect between autism-related research and the actual needs of the autistic community,” says a supporter of a UVM research grant aimed at bridging the disconnect.

The wealthiest school district in Vermont was created under a federal law that was among the last bills signed by President John F. Kennedy before his assassination.

Rock throwing. Exclusion from student groups. Threats to lower grades.

School districts without their own secondary schools cannot deny tuition payments to approved religious schools, the Vermont Secretary of Education advised yesterday.

Amid a statewide shortage of school bus drivers, two dangerous driving episodes took place during the first week of school.

Catamount Run would be built ner Trader Joe’s and Healthy Living , with access by bikepath and bus.

A retired VSP officer will lead violence prevention in Vermont schools.

A public school adminisrator in a New England state admits his school discriminates against hiring conservative Catholics.

President Joe Biden’s student debt forgiveness plan would cover just 17% of Vermonters’ total student debt of $2.9 billion, Sen. Bernie Sanders said.

The Burlington School Board decided Monday to ask voters for $165 million to build a new high school and tech center. Here’s the school district announcement of that decision.

The Burlington School District is short 153 educators – mostly non-classroom teachers – with August 31, the first day of school, just two weeks away.

With help from FEMA, Vermont’s first responders learned how to use drones for rescue work.

During the pandemic especially, Waterbury residents spending more time at home came to appreciate the little lending libraries around town – and even added to their ranks.

With less than a month before the first day of school, Vermont schools still have about 3000 unfilled positions. One main reason: educators can’t find housing to buy or rent.

A black mom from Nevada will discuss her efforts to rescue her daughter from “the gender cult ideology her school had indoctrinated her into.”

It’s no secret that many legislators in the majority party are openly hostile to Vermont’s independent schools and are resentful that many do a better job of educating children for less money than their public school counterparts.

Decisions made about mandatory masking and vaccination at the NEA annual meeting this week in Chicago matter to Vermont because during the pandemic, it became clear that what teachers wanted, they often got.

With beaucoup bucks from a national journalism not-for-profit, UVM is expanding its training for news reporters of all ages.

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.

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.

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.

For kids who don’t do sports, Jr. Iron Chef is the biggest competition of the year.

About 75 people gathered Thursday evening July 8 in Orleans to learn more about how Critical Race Theory (CRT) is being taught in our schools. What they heard from middle school and high school students surprised many.