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The Vermont Agency of Education now says that schools may need to institute mask mandates in order protect students who are at high risk of getting seriously sick from COVID-19.

This school year has been challenging for many students, their families, teachers and administrators as they tried to cope with the impact of the�

While addressing COVID-19 is a big task, Vermont lawmakers are also continuing with other legislative work amid the pandemic, including what could be the�

Voters across Vermont will weigh in on local school budgets Tuesday, but a debate playing out in Montpelier right now could have far more influence over�

Gov. Phil Scott used his twice-weekly media briefing Tuesday to prevail on Vermont school districts to bring students back to the classroom for in-person�

As education officials across the state weigh the risks and benefits of in-person learning during the coronavirus pandemic, a new VPR-Vermont PBS poll has�

Mandatory face masks for teachers and daily temperature checks for students will become the new normal in Vermont schools this fall as state officials�

Vermont put a moratorium on school building construction aid in 2007, but now some people want to change course.In a post-Act 46 world � and as the number�

Dan French took over the job of Vermont's Secretary of Education just last week, but he's no stranger to the state's schools: he's taught in the Northeast�