Tag: Education policy

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School Leaders Oppose Ed Reform Bill Before Vote

Education bigwigs are up in arms about this new education reform bill, saying it's going to mess things up big time for some districts. They claim that the bill, H.454, will slash funding for...
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Senate Committee Advances Ed Bill Despite Limited Enthusiasm | Seven Days

It was like, super obvious on Thursday that even senators who voted in favor of that bill were kinda iffy about the policy choices it had. The Senate Finance Committee gave a 5-2 vote...
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Senate Confirms Zoie Saunders as Education Secretary

With a vote of 22-8, the Vermont Senate confirmed Zoie Saunders as the state's education secretary, putting an end to nearly a year of uncertainty. Saunders, who had been serving in an interim capacity...
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Brian Campion Appointed to Vermont Education Board Amid Policy Debate

Former Democratic state Senator Brian Campion, a familiar face in Vermont politics, has recently been appointed to the State Board of Education by Governor Phil Scott. With a rich background in education policy and...
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Governor Scott Appoints Campion State Board Education

Governor Scott Makes Controversial Appointment to State Board of EducationIn a surprising move, Governor Phil Scott has appointed former state senator Brian Campion to the 10-member State Board of Education. This decision comes as...
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Thomas West: Why Gov. Phil Scott is Wrong on School Meals

Thomas West, a father of four and an openly gay Army veteran from Manchester, sheds light on an issue close to his heart in his recent commentary. As the co-author of “A Kids Book...
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Public Spending on Nonpublic Schools: Randolph J. Kniffin’s Opinion

In a recent letter to the editor, Randolph J. Kniffin raised an important question about public spending on nonpublic schools in Vermont. As a parent who made the choice to opt for a nonpublic...
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Addressing Challenges in Education: Latest Proposal | Seven Days

The challenges facing Vermont's education system continue to persist, despite the governor's latest proposal to address these long-standing issues. Governor Phil Scott's ambitious plan aims to transform education by tackling the increasing costs and...
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Vermont Supreme Court Dismisses Ed Secretary Lawsuit

In a recent development, the Vermont Supreme Court made a decision regarding a lawsuit that involved Gov. Phil Scott appointing Zoie Saunders as the interim education secretary last April. The court dismissed the lawsuit,...
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Vermont Supreme Court Dismisses Senators’ Lawsuit Over Education Secretary

Vermont Supreme Court Dismisses Senators' Lawsuit Over Education SecretaryIn a recent decision, the Vermont Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by two senators regarding Governor Phil Scott's appointment of Zoie Saunders as interim...

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