The South Burlington School Board appointed Tim Warren last week to fill its vacant seat.
Oct. 25 marked a historic day for the South Burlington School District: It was the first day that fifth graders at Rick Marcotte Central School utilized the new Zero Energy Modular classrooms.
Since April, a South Burlington School Board committee has been exploring a move of the fifth graders to the middle school to alleviate a massive over-enrollment problem in the district’s elementary schools.
The South Burlington School Board last week walked back a decision to not fill the vacant seat on the board following the resignation of Bryan Companion.
UPDATE: At a meeting held on Oct. 11 after this story went to press, the South Burlington School Board reconsidered the decision made a week earlier not to fill the vacant board seat and revoted to open the position for applications. A full s…
Rick Marcotte, Orchard and Chamberlin schools all had visits from members of the South Burlington Fire Department to learn about fire safety.
As the first complete month of school concludes, the South Burlington School District has a lot of things underway. Here’s what’s going on.
Following the resignation of the South Burlington School Board’s newest member, Bryan Companion, the board is still debating whether to fill the position now or wait for the city-wide vote on Town Meeting Day.
Called “the heart and soul of Chamberlin School,” school nurse Kerry Farrell was named the 2023 Vermont School Nurse of the Year by the Vermont State School Nurses’ Association.
On Sunday, Oct. 1, students from South Burlington High School will host the 11th 5K Walk and Run in honor of George Cannon, a beloved science teacher. All money raised will be donated to the Cannon Memorial Scholarship Fund.
The following students have been named semifinalists in the 2024 National Merit scholarship program, making them eligible to compete for $28 million in scholarships next spring. They include Eve A. Neider of Rice Memorial High School, and Tre…
Following a contentious few weeks for the South Burlington School Board, its newest member, Bryan Companion, resigned his seat effective Sept. 11 citing a “lack of respect and civility” at board meetings for his departure.
Clemmons Family Farm is releasing a free tutorial video series for teachers to help integrate an African American history, arts and culture program for students.
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On the first day of school last week, Rice Memorial High School emphasized the importance of summer reading by devoting a full day of school to activities related to the nonfiction book “Unbroken” by Laura Hillenbrand.
Students at Orchard School in South Burlington eat lunch on the first day of school.
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