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School meetings in several central Vermont communities were overshadowed by legal and financial questions raised by challenges to forced mergers under the鈥�

A Franklin County judge has dealt a setback to the dozens of Vermont school districts contesting an order that could force them into involuntarily mergers鈥�

Town Meeting Day is the time when school budgets are debated and voted on.But the resistance across Vermont to the forced mergers brought on by Act 46鈥�

Debates about school district consolidations elicit strong feelings, on every side of the issue.Opponents of Act 46 say it is destroying small鈥�

An Act 46 vote held in a half-dozen Lamoille County towns Tuesday could spell the defeat of a state-ordered school district merger.The question put to鈥�

This week House lawmakers gave an extension to some鈥攂ut not all鈥攕chool districts that have yet to merge under Act 46, giving some districts as much as an鈥�

House lawmakers have decided that some Vermont school districts need more time to comply with a merger mandate, but they鈥檝e left a fast-approaching鈥�

House lawmakers appear poised to grant a yearlong reprieve to about half of the Vermont school districts that face a fast-approaching deadline for鈥�

The Vermont House of Representatives will vote next week on postponing implementation of a controversial school governance law.Act 46, passed in 2015,鈥�

A tri-partisan group of lawmakers want to postpone a legal deadline that will otherwise force Vermont school districts into involuntary mergers by July鈥�