The teaching method long in use by Killington and other schools isn’t about how good readers learn to read but, rather, how poor readers try to compensate for not being able to read.
Killington reader performance improved during Covid shutdown
American voters shift independent, anti-Biden
Despite massive support from legacy and social media, the political landscape is moving away from Democrats and Joe Biden, according to recent polls conducted by the Wall Street Journal, Gallup and the Associated Press.
LaMarche: Burlington’s ‘racial equity’ tax dollar odyssey
The recent exposé on Tyeastia Green, once at the helm of the Racial Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Office, lays bare a troubling tale of accountability gone entirely wrong.
Vermont regulators approve double-digit health insurance hikes
“While we were able to reduce these rate requests, we know that Vermonters will still struggle to pay for their health care,” Board chairman Owen Foster said in a statement.
6 key takeaways from Devon Archer’s testimony about Joe and Hunter Biden
The transcript is 141 pages and covers much of his answers previously reported about what Archer said of the “brand” that then-Vice President Joe Biden lent to son Hunter’s various business ventures.
Campaign for Vermont analyzes pros, cons of independent school tuition bill
The Legislature’s response to a U.S. Supreme Court decision restricts admissions policies, adds reporting requirements on all Vermont independent schools (secular and religious), restricts out of state options for students in choice districts, and places a moratorium on the approval of new independent schools.
Vermont revenue comes under target in several categories
While revenue did fall short for the general fund, Secretary of Administration Kristin Clouser said the transportation and education funds met their monthly targets as $197.5 million was collected.
Foodstamp use higher outside Burlington/SB
If you think food stamp use is highest in Vermont’s biggest urban area….. think again.
NEA, abortion rights groups, Krowinski win big this year in Vermont Legislature
With another session of the Vermont Legislature over, Ledbetter, Calvin Cutler and Katharine Huntley of WCAX, and I will focus on what happened and what’s next – and maybe play the Winners and Losers game.
VT Democratic House gains make ranked choice voting less likely
Ranked Choice Voting, darling of the Progressives, is far less popular with most Democrats – who now control the Vermont State House more than ever.
