The documents began arriving last fall, first in a trickle, then a flood. Emoji-filled text messages from teachers, handwritten complaints from students in
As conservative hysteria over LGBTQ "grooming" dominated the national conversation, a documented sexual misconduct crisis was playing out in hundreds of schools nationwide.
Thirty-eight Vermont school districts and supervisory unions are under “targeted monitoring” from the state. Superintendents are pointing fingers at the state Agency of Education.
VERMONT — Essex Westford School District became one of the first schools in Vermont to address the use of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence programs for coursework when it updated
Athletics fueled March eruption of virus cases
Modified: 4/18/2021 3:30:50 PM
In-school transmission of COVID-19 skyrocketed in March, state data show, with the worst outbreaks largely tied to winter sports.
At least 133 people caught the virus at school or a school-related event last month. That’s exactly as many people who were infected in a K-12 setting during the first six months of the school year combined, according to a VtDigger analysis.
Booming cases in Vermont schools came on the heels of high levels of community spread throughout the state, but many of the largest outbreaks also consistently traced back to a common cause: sports.