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River Valleys School District keeps Burr & Burton tuition rate - Vimarsana News

River Valleys School District keeps Burr & Burton tuition rate

DOVER — After a lengthy and at times emotional discussion, voters in Dover and Wardsboro supported the Burr & Burton Academy tuition rate offered to sending districts, during the River

Too Many Vermont Kids Struggle to Read. What Went Wrong — and Can Educators Reverse a Yearslong Slide in Literacy? | Education | Seven Days - Vimarsana News

Too Many Vermont Kids Struggle to Read. What Went Wrong — and Can Educators Reverse a Yearslong Slide in Literacy? | Education | Seven Days

In spring 2000, former University of Vermont neuroscience professor Reid Lyon visited the Statehouse with advice on how best to teach the state's children to...

Summer food program meets rural needs - Vimarsana News

Summer food program meets rural needs

TOWNSHEND — A new summer meal program organized within the West River Education District is open to any child as long as they aren’t attending a summer camp where they’re

Brattleboro Union High to retire its 'Colonel' for a new student-chosen nickname - Vimarsana News

Brattleboro Union High to retire its 'Colonel' for a new student-chosen nickname

The school’s nearly 800 ninth through 12th graders will propose and pick a new moniker this month to end decades of conflicting opinion about the Civil War symbol.

Valley News - Vt. advocates call for stronger school mascot laws - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Vt. advocates call for stronger school mascot laws

Advocates are urging the Vermont Legislature to change a state law around school mascots, saying in a statement that the current legislation does not protect students and has “failed.” The statement, which was signed by 51 advocates, including 16...

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