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An interview with Harwood Union High School junior Charlie Flint who is involved with reviewing the senior survey and an intern at Vermont Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC)

Personal Financial Planning included in UMA Rockland’s Early College for High School Students Tue, 05/04/2021 - 1:30pm ROCKLAND — Students currently enrolled in high school are eligible for free summer University courses through UMA Rockland. The summer term begins Monday, May 17. The program, known as High School Aspirations, provides an opportunity for high school juniors and seniors to enroll in courses that take place either on the campus, or online. Courses are taught by University faculty and grant credit which will be applied to a University transcript and to the student...

Mon, 05/03/2021 - 1:00pm Students currently enrolled in high school are eligible for free summer University courses through UMA Rockland. The summer term begins Monday, May 17. The program, known as High School Aspirations, provides an opportunity for high school juniors and seniors to enroll in courses that take place either on the campus, or online. Courses are taught by University faculty and grant credit which will be applied to a University transcript and to the student's high school transcript. According to UMA Rockland Director, Deborah Meehan, the Center enrolls 50 or more l...

Related Company:  by Scott Giles, President and CEO, Vermont Student Assistance Corp VSAC has been here for Vermont students for more than half a century. We were founded in 1965 upon the belief that education and training lie at the heart of ensuring social and economic equity and opportunity in our society. Since our very first day, that principle has driven us to advocate for programs that we know make education and training more attainable, equitable, and achievable. When the pandemic hit last year, it upended life as we know it for Vermonters. Students and families were suddenly dealing...

Key Budget Items (click HERE for full Summary): Supports FY2022 total General Fund appropriations of $1.99 billion. Supports base spending with base funding. Fully funds state retirement and debt obligations. Maintains all statutory reserve levels. As part of the Governor’s ongoing pandemic response, he proposes using $210 million in one-time funding for economic recovery through investments in housing, infrastructure, broadband buildout, environmental stewardship, carbon reducing initiatives, and government modernization, among others. As part of the one-time investments, makes a down paym...