1. Vermont Department Of Education School Report Results of annual report developed by the department of education, with up to 34 indicators categorized Category Regional North America United States vermont Education...... Education. Indicators about vermont's Public schools are displayedin seven sections 1. general Information, 5. Financial Resources. http://crs.uvm.edu/schlrpt/

Welcome to the Vermont School Report! The Vermont School Report is an annual report developed by the Vermont Department of Education. Indicators about Vermont's Public Schools are displayed in seven sections: 1. General Information 5. Financial Resources 2. Program Information 6. Financial Expenditures 3. Staff Information 7. Student Performance 4. Community Social Indicators The Vermont School Report was last updated 25 FEB 2003. Also available is the "Complete Vermont Report" which shows state averages and totals for up to four years of data. Updating the Vermont School Report is an annual process. New information may be added in future updates. Please feel free to make suggestions regarding additional data. For more information on the School Report, please check our FAQ Page The Vermont School Report reflects the partnership between the Department of Education, and the Agency of Human Services and its Community Profiles (see link below). Together, these documents provide a status report on key conditions of success in school, and of the family and community well-being that supports it, as required by legislation passed by the 1998 Vermont General Assembly (Act 147, Sec. 101). Using the School Report: Select the town from the drop down list below.

2. Toxic Chemicals In Vermont's Schools Children in particular are at great risk from hazardous chemicals due to high dietary exposure, play habits, small body size, and incomplete immune system development. VPIRG Releases 2002 Legislative Voting Scorecard Vpirg Grades vermont general Assembly On Public Interest Issues This means that over 300 vermont schools are not involved in the http://www.vpirg.org/campaigns/environmentalHealth/healthy_schools.html

VPIRG WATCHDOG Clean Water Act violated on it's 30th anniversay Over a recent three-year period, seven Vermont industrial and municipal facilities exceeded their Clean Water Act permit limits for environmentally harmful chemicals, and reported 33 instances in which they violated their permits, according to a new report released by VPIRG. more... VPIRG advocates for comprehensive health and disease tracking. National report shows that lack of data on disease and defects incidence hampers cluster and community health investigations, and ultimately may impact human health. more... VPIRG Releases 2002 Legislative Voting Scorecard Vpirg Grades Vermont General Assembly On Public Interest Issues more... view more reports... SPECIAL REPORT: Who's Watching The Watchdogs MORE... Healthy Schools Initiative Environmental Health in Vermont Schools Children grow and develop amidst a rainbow of known hazardous substances, including those they encounter at school: Road dust Carpet mildew Diesel bus fumes Fragrances and combustion gases Harsh cleansers, pesticides and hazardous art and shop class supplies

3. ACTS OF THE 1999-2000 VERMONT LEGISLATURE AIR QUALITY IN vermont PUBLIC schools. (H.192). It is hereby enacted by the general Assembly of the State of vermont http://www.leg.state.vt.us/docs/2000/acts/act125.htm

Download this document in MS Word 97 format NO. 125. AN ACT RELATING TO TOXIC MATERIALS AND INDOOR AIR QUALITY IN VERMONT PUBLIC SCHOOLS. (H.192) It is hereby enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Vermont: Sec. 1. LEGISLATIVE FINDINGS, PURPOSE AND GOALS (a) The General Assembly finds that: (1) There is significant evidence that hazardous chemical exposure and poor indoor air quality can negatively affect human health and productivity. (2) Problems related to hazardous chemical exposure ranging from complaints of minor illness to death are documented in medical, institutional and governmental studies. (3) Children are particularly susceptible to adverse health effects from hazardous chemical exposure and poor indoor air quality, as their bodies are undergoing rapid growth and development, their immune systems are not fully functional and they are likely to be in contact with materials not encountered by adults. (4) A school environment, in which hazardous exposures are reduced and an adequate supply of fresh or filtered air is provided reduces viruses and allergens, increases the likelihood that school students and staff will be more alert and productive and may reduce risk of litigation. (5) Problems involving potentially hazardous chemical exposure and poor indoor air quality are associated with increased use of manufactured construction materials, energy conservation measures which have sealed school buildings more tightly, inadequate air exchange which fails to eliminate pollutants from inside school buildings, and moisture problems that cause biological growth inside school buildings.

4. Vermont Arts Council : General Information and information to artists, arts organizations, schools, communities and thegeneral public. Our funding comes from the State of vermont, the National http://www.vermontartscouncil.org/about/

General Information Strategic Plan Annual Report Contact Us GENERAL INFORMATION The Vermont Arts Council was founded in 1964 on a simple and powerful premise: that the arts enrich lives, expand minds, and form a vital thread in the fabric of Vermont community life. The Council fosters classical, traditional, and emerging forms of artistic expression. It finds enduring ways to make the arts a part of all Vermont communities, bringing inspiration to Vermont citizens and visitors in every corner of the state. It advocates for and supports the arts as a central part of education for all people. The Council functions as a community partner and a catalyst for artists and organizations. It offers professional development opportunities and technical advice, collects and disseminates arts information, and acts as the state's foremost arts advocate. In keeping with its community focus, the Council is a grass-roots organization with statewide trustees elected from and by its membership. It is the only not-for-profit state arts agency in the country, and as such is uniquely qualified to unite both public and private resources to serve the following mission:

5. Vermont Colleges Vermont Universities VT College Schools Universities Vermont Le A complete list of vermont colleges and universities. vermont schools of higher education. Admissions information, student guide to vermont schools, colleges, universities vermont Colleges Universities. Admission Offices Contact vermont Colleges and Universities vary offers general contact information for admissions to all vermont Colleges http://www.vtliving.com/colleges

Vermont Colleges and Universities vary from the conservative Norwich University in Northfield, to the progressive Goddard College in Plainfield. All Vermont Colleges and Universities share the distinction of being located in Vermont's scenic and historic surroundings, which many students find intellectually stimulating. The State of Vermont is a leader in environmental protection, and is the nation's top producer of U.S. Olympic skiers. Vermont is one of the most crime-free states in America, and has more colleges per capita than any other U.S. state. There are nearly 45,000 students in Vermont - students who enjoy Vermont's changing seasons, 212 miles of Lake Champlain shoreline, 700 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, a multitude of state parks and campgrounds , excellent Nordic and alpine skiing snowboarding and snowshoeing , and the fresh, clean Vermont air and water. The following alphabetical list offers general contact information for admissions to all Vermont Colleges and Universities, as well as links to most college town pages. New and Used Low Cost College Textbooks are now available.

6. Vermont School Report: Questions Answers The current report is a compilation of indicators about vermont public schools.The indicators are divided into seven sections (1) general Information, (2 http://crs.uvm.edu/schlrpt/qanda.htm

Frequently Asked Questions: What is the Vermont School Report? The Vermont School Report is an annual report developed by the Vermont Department of Education. The current report is a compilation of "indicators" about Vermont public schools. The indicators are divided into seven sections: (1) General Information, (2) Program Information, (3) Staff Information, (4) Community Social Indicators (5) Financial Resources, (6) Financial Expenditures and (7) Student Performance. It was first released in February, 1996, and was modified and updated for two years by an advisory group made up of superintendents, principals and business managers as well as representation from the Parent Teacher Association (PTA), Principals' Association (VTPA), School Boards' Association (VSBA), Vermont Business Roundtable, Department of Education, Superintendents' Association, Vermont Institute for Science, Math and Technology (VISMT), Vermont Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC) and the National Education Association (VT NEA). It has been in its current form since Spring 1998. WHERE DID THE DATA IN THE REPORT COME FROM?

7. Caledonian-Record News Vermont News VT New Hampshire News NH Newspapers Northeas vermont schools And An Income Tax Somebody has taken a look at vermont's poor way of financing schools, and then proposed an alternative that's even worse than the status quo. The state would also contribute $246 million for schools from the general Fund. The property tax plus state aid http://www.caledonianrecord.com/pages/editorials/story/2a34e0525

St. Johnsbury, Vermont Saturday, April 12th, 2003 Updated 12:00am Editorials Back Mark M. Smith, Publisher Ellie Dixon, Managing Editor Vermont Schools And An Income Tax Thursday September 27, 2001 Email this Story to a Friend Printer Friendly Format More Editorials: Beds And Inmates Pork Barrel Spending No Place For Sexual Violence Going Nowhere Fast ... An Anti-Gun Suit Bill Here we go again. This time the contribution to the bad ideas department comes from the leadership of the Vermont League of Cities and Towns (VLCT). The League wants to shift half of the burden for financing education from the property tax to a special local school income tax. VLCT Vice President William Shepeluk said there would be opposition to the proposal. He got that right. But even in the best of economic times, the VLCT plan would be bad news. The proposal asks most Vermonters to pay an income tax for schools twice, first the state tax for the General Fund and then a local tax. Like Act 60, the plan is a transfer of income from some folks to other folks. Only this time, employers would have to figure out which employees from area towns did or did not have extra money withheld from their paychecks. None of the above is likely to make businesses want to move to the Green Mountain State. Will the Vermont Tax Department and its computer system have anything to do with this supposedly local income tax?

8. Healthy Schools For Healthy Kids -- A Parents’ Guide To Improving School Enviro VPIRG Releases 2002 Legislative Voting Scorecard Vpirg Grades vermont general AssemblyOn Healthy schools for Healthy Kids Parents' Guide for Improving School http://www.vpirg.org/campaigns/environmentalHealth/iaq/iaq_guide_toc.html

VPIRG WATCHDOG Clean Water Act violated on it's 30th anniversay Over a recent three-year period, seven Vermont industrial and municipal facilities exceeded their Clean Water Act permit limits for environmentally harmful chemicals, and reported 33 instances in which they violated their permits, according to a new report released by VPIRG. more... VPIRG advocates for comprehensive health and disease tracking. National report shows that lack of data on disease and defects incidence hampers cluster and community health investigations, and ultimately may impact human health. more... VPIRG Releases 2002 Legislative Voting Scorecard Vpirg Grades Vermont General Assembly On Public Interest Issues more... view more reports... SPECIAL REPORT: Who's Watching The Watchdogs MORE... Healthy Schools for Healthy Kids Parents' Guide for Improving School Environmental Health Table of Contents Preface Indoor Air Pollution is a National Problem School Environmental Health in Vermont Act 125: The School Environmental Health Bill ... Appendix C Draft School Diesel Idling Policy proposed for Vermont Schools Healthy Schools for Healthy Kids was written by Ben Davis, VPIRG Environmental Health Organizer. Mark Floegel, Stacy Heuer, Jim Higgins, Sarah O’Brien and Anthony Pollina provided contributions and editing. Special thanks to Stephen P. Ashkin of Seventh Generation and Board member of the Healthy Schools Network for training in how to conduct school environmental health audits.

9. Vermont Arts Council : General Information Concerning Grants general INFORMATION. A major portion of the vermont Arts Council's work is throughcompetitive grants to artists, organizations, schools, and partnerships. http://www.vermontartscouncil.org/grants/

General Information Grant News For Artists For Organizations For Schools/Education Guidelines Application Forms Grant Review Panelists GENERAL INFORMATION A major portion of the Vermont Arts Council's work is dedicated to providing funding through competitive grants to artists, organizations, schools, and partnerships. Through its grant programs, the Council seeks to fulfill the following goals: Create an environment where artists and arts organizations can flourish Nurture lifelong learning in the arts Strengthen community life through the arts If you are interested in applying for an Opportunity Grant, please be aware that all deadlines for FY03 have passed. New guidelines will be available in early April, with the next deadline, for most programs, on May 12, 2003. In response to comments from our constituents and to reduce costs, the Council will be offering grant guidelines and application forms online. We hope this new feature will be easier, more accessible, and an improvement to hand-writing your application. Printed copies of the guidelines and forms will still be available, on request, for those without access to the web.

10. GENERAL INFORMATION FOR VERMONT INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS general INFORMATION. FOR. vermont INDEPENDENT schools. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION http://www.state.vt.us/educ/new/pdfdoc/pgm_independent/guide.pdf

11. 5/24/97 - LIBERTARIANS WARN VERMONT SCHOOLS MAY GET WORSEVermont Libertarian Par general Information. For Artists. For Organizations. For schools/Education Arts Council is constantly seeking new opportunities and resources for vermont schools and educators. http://www.catamount.com/VTLP/pr970524-schools.html

12. ACTS OF THE 2001-2002 VERMONT LEGISLATURE It is hereby enacted by the general Assembly of the State of vermont Sec. 1. DESIGNATIONOF ONE OR MORE INDEPENDENT OR PUBLIC schools AS THE ELEMENTARY AND http://www.leg.state.vt.us/docs/2002/acts/ACT022.HTM

Download this document in MS Word 97 format NO. 22. AN ACT RELATING TO DESIGNATION OF ONE OR MORE INDEPENDENT OR PUBLIC SCHOOLS AS THE ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE ST. GEORGE TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT. (S.165) It is hereby enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Vermont: Sec. 1. DESIGNATION OF ONE OR MORE INDEPENDENT OR PUBLIC SCHOOLS AS THE ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE ST. GEORGE TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT (a) The St. George town school district does not maintain a school and provides for the education of its elementary and secondary students by paying tuition. Currently, it is faced with an unusual set of circumstances which must be addressed immediately. Therefore, notwithstanding the provisions of subsection 827(a) of Title 16, the St. George town school district is authorized to vote on such terms or conditions as it deems appropriate, to designate one or more public schools or approved independent schools, or both, as the public elementary and secondary schools of the district. (b) The provisions of subsections 827(b) through (d) of Title 16 shall apply to designation of schools in the school district of St. George, except that they shall apply to public and independent elementary and secondary students and schools.

13. Vermont Business Registry And Bid System - Bid Search Results The Modernization and Development of Disability Curricula in vermont schools, RFP/RFQ80. of Buildings general Services Purchasing Contrac, Close Date 3/3 http://www.vermontbidsystem.com/BidSrch.asp?type=1

14. Families Live In Safe And Supportive Communities citizens to facilitate conferences at schools in conjunction Establish ReparativeBoards in every vermont town. Issue Home Contact Us general News Partners http://www.ahs.state.vt.us/Connections/OutcomeBasedPlanning/Outcome9.htm

Families Live in Safe and Supportive Communities State Team Outcome # 9 Heartening Indicators: Troublesome Indicators: The Story Behind the Curve The Story Behind the Curve • Recent legislation has increased the minimum wage, yet many individuals and families earn less than a "liveable wage," defined as an income sufficient to meet a family's basic needs. Recommendations Accomplishments in 2000 Recommendations for 2001 Actions/Strategies 2001 Adults model healthy behaviors for youth Agency of Human Services, Regional Partnerships, Regional Planning Commissions, Law Enforcement, Local Governments all collaborate to promote crime prevention. Communities give support and services to crime victims www.ccvs.state.vt.us Communities improve support and services to crime victims and use data to improve those services and support Communities have clean air, water and earth. Communities have clean air, water and earth Children are not exposed to environmental toxins. Vermonters have adequate income Job Gap Study Vermonters earn a livable wage Communities take active role in conflict reduction and resolution AHS and DOE develop formal relationship which focuses on helping create safe and supportive school environments for all Vermont children, school staff and visitors.

15. Peterson's - Private Schools Search general Search, is available in Peterson's Private Secondary schools 20022003 Johnsbury,vermont Saint John's Preparatory School, Collegeville, Minnesota Saint http://www.petersons.com/PSchools/select/pspgs.asp?sponsor=1

16. The Greenwood School - Peterson's general Information Boys' boarding arts and drama school New England, New EnglandAssociation of schools and Colleges, and vermont department of http://www.petersons.com/pschools/sites/000971si.asp?sponsor=1

17. Burlington, Vermont, Relocation Information City of. Burlington vermont. Contact Information. Mayor . Fax, 8657116. schools,general Information, 864-8474. Fax, 864-8501. Burlington High School, 864-8410. http://www.ci.burlington.vt.us/government/contactlist.html

City of Burlington Vermont Contact Information Mayor City Council Departments Relocate ... City Home Last Update: 20 Feb 03 City Services Telephone Directory Department or Organization Phone (802) Airport General Information Fax Airport Parking Animal Control General Information General Information Fax Attorney General Information Fax Board of Health General Information Fax Cemetery General Information Chittenden County Transportation Authority General Information, Bus Routes and Schedules, RideShare Carpooling Fax Chittenden Solid Waste District General Information Fax Church Street Marketplace General Information Fax Vendors, Licenses, Permits City Arts General Information Fax Arts Hotline Discover Jazz Festival Firehouse Gallery First Night Memorial Auditorium City Council and Commissions General Information Clerk-Treasurer General Information Fax Elections and Polling Places Absentee Ballots Voter Registration Land Records, Deeds and Recording Licenses - Dogs and Peddlers Licenses - Liquor Notary Service Public Meetings - City Council and Commissions, Ordinances and Resolutions Tax Appeals and Abatement Vital Records - Birth, Death, Marriage, Civil Union

18. Get Ready For The SAT: Help Your Child Score High - Vermont - GreatSchools.net 20 minutes to write on an assigned, but general, topic. Elementary, middle and highschool information for vermont public, private and charter schools. http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/showarticle/vt/244/track

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19. Private Vs. Public Schools: What's The Difference? - Vermont - GreatSchools.net Curriculum Public schools offer a general program, designed for http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/showarticle/VT/197/improve

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20. VINS - General Information With three locations (Woodstock, Montpelier and Manchester) providing educationalprogramming for schools throughout vermont and New Hampshire, a leading http://www.vinsweb.org/generalinfo/

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