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Valley News - Local roundup: Traendly wears hat for Rivendell

SHARON Harper Traendly’s hat trick, all in an eight-minute stretch, proved more than enough to lift the Rivendell Academy girls soccer team over host Sharon Academy, 6-0, on Tuesday afternoon.Traendly came off the bench early in the first half and.

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Hire proposed to help sustain Journey East

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   TOWNSHEND — With money running out for the Sino-American cultural arts exchange program known as Journey East, Leland & Gray Middle and High School Principal Bob Thibault presented two options: the West River Education District could bring someone on for a short-term basis to explore sustainability, or cut the program. “We are estimating that in order to move forward that we’re really looking at a two-year commitment from the board and that would be for school years 2023 and 2024,” he said at the WRED board meeting held remotely on June 7. “The trip is happening next year. There’s money for that, and then the following year we would have funds to do the hosting component as well.”

Leland & Gray will offer 'Senior Survival' to younger students

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   TOWNSHEND — It’s getting toward the end of the school year, but folks at Leland & Gray Union High School are already preparing for the next school year. “This past year we did ‘Senior Survival,’” said Terry Davison Berger, the school’s multiple pathways coordinator. “But that was for seniors only. We are hoping this grant from CFES Brilliant Pathways can help us facilitate more college and career readiness for grades 9 through 11.” Leland & Gray was one of five Vermont schools that qualified for the program, which provides schools with a multi-faceted, comprehensive college readiness program. One of the requirements to qualify for the assistance is that a school demonstrates a commitment to making the program a success.