Vermont Principals’ Association to Pay $566,000 to Settle Lawsuit
The Vermont Principals’ Association has agreed to pay $566,000 to settle a 2023 lawsuit brought by Mid Vermont Christian School […]
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Champlain College to Discipline Students Who Protested Professor
Four Champlain College students are facing discipline — up to suspension or expulsion — for a demonstration they held earlier
Saint Augustine’s University Declares Bankruptcy, Announces Interim President’s Resignation
Saint Augustine’s University filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday and announced on Tuesday that its interim president, Dr. Jennie
Record Numbers of Durham High Schoolers are Missing School
This story originally published in The 9th Street Journal. Over half of Durham Public Schools high schoolers were chronically absent in
Third finalist named in UH Manoa chancellor search
COURTESY UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII W. John Kao, president of National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan, is one of three finalists
Lawmakers Threaten CHCCS for Books, Policies on Gender
For the second time in five months, the North Carolina House Oversight Committee grilled Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools (CHCCS) superintendent
Florida seeks to bar undocumented immigrants from state colleges
Credit: Shutterstock Undocumented immigrants would be barred from admission to state colleges under a proposed rule by the Florida Department
A Buyer Had Dreams for Green Mountain College’s Grounds. Not Anymore.
Raj Bhakta pitched himself as something of a savior when he bought the 115-acre campus of Green Mountain College in
Education Reform Efforts Appear Stalled in the Statehouse
The comprehensive education reform bill that lawmakers passed last June promised a high-quality, equitable education system at a price Vermonters
First Draft of Wake County Schools Budget Contains $15M in Cuts
At last night’s Wake County school board meeting, district superintendent Robert P. Taylor presented his $2.29 billion draft operating budget