Vermont Governor Phil Scott Thursday urged lawmakers to act fast to reform the state’s education system, doubling down on a 176-page plan he presented last week to overhaul the state’s education system in the next two years.
Scott said he's appreciative school districts kept their spending tight to not raise property taxes as much as last year so the state can try and buy down the statewide average increase of 6%.
Vermont Governor Phil Scott began his weekly briefing today discussing his education reform proposal. And he answered a number of questions about the potential impacts of tariffs.
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott tapped a maple tree at Pure Gold Sugaring in Sutton on March 3 to mark the start of the state's maple season.
When we reach our goal of academic excellence for all students, I know teachers and schools will be at the heart of the solution.
At least two Vermont towns have passed non-binding resolutions at their town meetings, calling on Gov. Phil Scott to uphold the state's constitution under "federal overreach." The towns of Westminster and Guildford each held town meetings in person on Saturday.
With that in mind, transformation must be looked at through the lens of increasing education quality for every kid, in every county across the state. That also means giving our educators, who are working incredibly hard, more support and better pay to do what they love to do. Second is equity.
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott recognized the start of this year's maple season on Monday by tapping a tree at Pure Gold Sugaring in Sutton. This is a tradition called "first tapping." It celebrates the beginning of the maple sugaring season,
Fears of federal overreach are prompting calls to action to Vermont’s governor. Nonbinding resolutions passed in Guilford and Westminster over the weekend call on the governor to reaffirm his commitment to the Vermont Constitution amid what they call federal overreach.
Lawmakers in Montpelier are running into issues when it comes to the state's emergency housing program as the program's future remains uncertain. Expanded eligibility for the Hotel-Motel Voucher Program is set to expire at the end of March,
VermontBiz Vermont Governor Phil Scott tapped a maple tree at Pure Gold Sugaring in Sutton today to recognize the beginning of this year’s maple season. With the weather still chilly but the sun growing stronger by the day,