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School Board Adopts Equity Policy For South Burlington - vtcng.com

The district defines equity, based on the Vermont School Board Association’s definition, as each student receiving the resources and opportunities they need to thrive, with student success independent of personal characteristics like ...
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School Board Adopts Equity Policy For South Burlington

The district defines equity, based on the Vermont School Board Association’s definition, as each student receiving the resources and opportunities they need to thrive, with student success independent of personal characteristics like ...

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Lamoille South, Teachers’ Union Sign New Contract Local

Local News. Lamoille South teachers have signed a new contract for the next three school years. The agreement offers a 4 percent increase over the first two years and a 3.5 percent increase during the last year. Lamoille South Educators’ Association president Ian Shea said, “Our association is pleased with this well-negotiated contract and

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South Burlington High School Drag Show Education Vtcng.com

South Burlington high school drag show. Students and staff from Burlington and South Burlington high schools strutted in drag at a Seawolves game this fall as South Burlington’s gender and sexuality alliance advisor Erin Randall, far left, and Burlington’s advisor Andrew LeValley, far right, joined their students on the runway.

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Winter Sports Action Gets Underway At South Burlington

Boys’ basketball. South Burlington 74, Brattleboro 41: Khalon Taylor led all scorers with 21 points and the South Burlington boys’ basketball team eased to a win over Brattleboro on Saturday, Dec. 18. Jack Mayer hit four 3-pointers for 12 points for the Wolves. Ryan Sweet added 10 points, while Alex Gordon and Ethan Sandberg each chipped with eight.

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Vermont Day School Brings Students Into The World Of 21st

By Chea Waters Evans

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