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The December 14 Rutland City School Board meeting agenda was packed. The 11 school board members needed to ratify a budget for the tech center,...
Sarah Lyman hates the word "divorcé(e)." In her view, it has negative connotations, and it doesn't do justice to the learning and growth that happens...
Vermont Congressman Peter Welch has officially launched his Senate campaign with a Zoom organizing and fundraising event.
Vt. man says chief’s apology falls short "> Brandon Williams, pointing, addresses Essex Police Chief Ron Hoague, left, during a protest outside the Essex Police Department in Essex, Vt., on Thursday, July 22, 2021, to protest his treatment by the department. (VtDigger - Glenn Russell) VtDigger — GLENN RUSSELL "> Cat Lawrence, of Burlington, Vt., center, yells at Essex Police Chief Ron Hoague, left, during a protest outside the Essex Police Department in Essex, Vt., on Thursday, July 22, 2021, to protest the department's treatment of Brandon Williams (far right). (VtDigger - Glenn Russell)...
Beth Cobb (left) and Erin Maguire An equity policy proposed for the Essex Westford School District has galvanized members of the suburban community in recent weeks, drawing hundreds of people to both virtual and in-person meetings. Critics of the policy say it is divisive and difficult to parse, and supports teachings that might make white students feel shame and guilt. Supporters, meanwhile, argue that grappling with issues of race and equity will help kids become critical thinkers and improve education for all students. Essex Westford school ...