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“These decisions about libraries and athletics have caused such a loud response because they cut straight to the heart of student experience and community trust,” Hannah Miller, a professor at Northern Vermont University, told the crowd.

Parents of independent school pupils are mounting a full-throated defense of the schools that they believe do a better job of educating their children.

Their recommendations, presented to the Senate Government Operations Committee, include whistleblower protections, limits on bonuses and an oversight commission.

Over the past five years, schools and agencies have faced a two-pronged challenge: increased mental health needs from children, and a lack of resources to provide treatment. Like an egg caught between the jaws of the vise, the system is showing cracks, officials said.

“We need to be there for them,” Deml said, choking up, “and we’re not doing a good enough job.”

Introducing a weekly call and response format for the Underground Workshop, seeking commentary from Vermonts students.

At issue is about $71 million in one-time housing money and $9.2 million earmarked for organic dairy farmers, neither of which were included in Gov. Phil Scott’s proposal.

In exquisite emails, Capitol Police Chief Matthew Romei warns lawmakers and staffers of incoming severe weather.

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