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Protest Marks U.S. Secretary of Education’s Visit to Essex Tech Center
More than 100 community members and students gathered outside the Center for Technology, Essex Tuesday morning to protest a tightly
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon to Visit Essex Tech Center on Tuesday
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon will tour Essex Westford School District’s career and technical center Tuesday, the school district’s superintendent
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Senate and House Approve Key Education Bills, Paving Way for Governor’s Signature
The Senate and House passed legislation Friday that promises to reshape how schools are funded and governed in Vermont. The
UH regents to consider veteran UH official for next Manoa chancellor
COURTESY UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII Vassilis Syrmos The University of Hawaii’s Board of Regents next week will consider approving UH-Manoa’s interim
Staff Say Burlington Childcare Center Expanded Too Quickly
On May 14, parents of children who attend ONE Arts Community School in Burlington received an alarming email from the
DAE Keeps Pressure on County to Raise Durham Public Schools Wages
Members of the Durham Association of Educators (DAE) rallied ahead of the Durham County commissioners’ meeting on Tuesday to share
Canton voke school teacher on leave after ‘reported allegations’
Education “We understand that situations such as this may raise questions and concerns within our community.” Blue Hills Regional Technical
Florida school choice advocates push back against union’s ‘frivolous’ voucher suit
Credit: Shutterstock The state education commissioner and school choice advocates have clapped back at the Florida Education Association’s lawsuit alleging
UVM Faces Enrollment Decline, $12 Million Budget Deficit
The University of Vermont is projecting a sizable loss of undergraduates next year, spurring it to make cuts in its