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Vt. school superintendents appeal to lawmakers to change Act 127 - Vimarsana News

Vt. school superintendents appeal to lawmakers to change Act 127

Representatives from 14 Vermont school districts and supervisory unions presented statements on the unintended consequences of Act 127 to legislators on Tuesday, highlighting the catastrophic financial scenarios towns are expecting

Vt. school superintendents appeal to lawmakers to change Act 127 - Vimarsana News

Vt. school superintendents appeal to lawmakers to change Act 127

Representatives from 14 Vermont school districts and supervisory unions presented statements on the unintended consequences of Act 127 to legislators on Tuesday, highlighting the catastrophic financial scenarios towns are expecting

Valley News - Kenyon: The working class - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Kenyon: The working class

After this upcoming Friday, school will be out for the summer in Hanover and Norwich. For students, that is. Teachers and educational assistants have been told by their bosses that they need to continue working for another week or so. Never mind that...

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Valley News - The working class - Vimarsana News

Valley News - The working class

After this upcoming Friday, school will be out for the summer in Hanover and Norwich. For students, that is. Teachers and educational assistants have been told by their bosses that they need to continue working for another week or so. Never mind that...

Source: vnews.com
Nearly three-quarters of Vermont's school districts are under scrutiny for special education. What's going wrong? - Vimarsana News

Nearly three-quarters of Vermont's school districts are under scrutiny for special education. What's going wrong?

Thirty-eight Vermont school districts and supervisory unions are under “targeted monitoring” from the state. Superintendents are pointing fingers at the state Agency of Education.