MANCHESTER The Taconic & Green Regional School District Board engaged Tuesday night in the first of several discussions on its fiscal year 2024 budget.
MANCHESTER — The Taconic & Green Regional School District Board engaged Tuesday night in the first of several discussions on its fiscal year 2024 budget.
SUNDERLAND — Faced with a Supreme Court decision that potentially threatens state funding of the independent high schools where it sends its children, the Taconic & Green Regional School District
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Facing a shortage of substitute teachers and expectations of returning to fully in-person learning this spring, the Taconic and Green Regional School District Board is appealing to state officials to prioritize teachers to receive COVID-19 vaccines.
âWith great respect for the work you and Governor (Phil) Scott have done in the setting of a once-in-a-century pandemic,â the board wrote in the letter, dated Feb. 8 and addressed to Secretary of Education Daniel French and Commissioner of Health Mark Levine, â(we) would like to make an appeal to you and the Governor: as more vaccine supply becomes available in Vermont, please (prioritize) teachers for SARS-CoV2 vaccination so that we can meet the Governorâs goal of everyone returning to in-person education in April.â