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Public Meetings

Barnet Selectboard, Monday, October 9, 7 p.m., fire & rescue station, Bimson Drive or via remote: https://meet.goto.com/729938357. Phone access code: 729-938-357. Phone: (toll free): 1 877 309 2073. Agenda: Public

HS Snowboarding Coach Sues District, Alleges He Was Fired for Criticizing Trans Policy - Vimarsana News

HS Snowboarding Coach Sues District, Alleges He Was Fired for Criticizing Trans Policy

A Vermont high school is being sued by a former snowboarding coach who says he was fired for having criticized the school's transgender policy.

Windsor Central Unified Union School District a step closer to possible name change - Vimarsana News

Windsor Central Unified Union School District a step closer to possible name change

The district, a product of Act 46 supervisory union mergers, is considering a name that’s less of a mouthful. Its student population hails from Woodstock, Barnard, Bridgewater, Pomfret, Reading, Killington and Plymouth.

Valley News - Windsor Central Unified Union School District a step closer to possible name change - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Windsor Central Unified Union School District a step closer to possible name change

WOODSTOCK — Vermont residents might not have to abbreviate the Windsor Central Unified Union School District anymore. The district, a product of Act 46 supervisory union mergers, is one step closer to a name that’s less of a mouthful.A school board...

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Vermont Schools Cite 'Dire' Struggle to Find Teachers for Fall - Vimarsana News

Vermont Schools Cite 'Dire' Struggle to Find Teachers for Fall

Orleans Central Supervisory Union's 1,100 students finished the school year a month ago, but the work hasn't let up for superintendent Penny Chamberlin. That's because...