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Jim Kenyon: Dartmouth not about to give up fight against basketball team’s unionization effort
03-05-2024 6:16 PM

By JIM KENYON

For everyone who thinks college athletes deserve to get paid for the work they do on behalf of their schools, the 13-2 vote by Dartmouth men’s basketball players to unionize Tuesday was cause for celebration.Unfortunately, Dartmouth President Sian...

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Strafford, Chelsea, Tunbridge and Sharon mull school budget cuts
02-29-2024 4:07 PM

By ALEX HANSON

Two White River Valley school districts that canceled their annual budget votes will resume discussions at school board meetings in the coming days.Both the Strafford and First Branch Unified school districts opted to call off their planned budget...


Jim Kenyon: Updates on continuing conflicts
01-19-2024 10:00 PM

By JIM KENYON

A few updates of recent columns while waiting for the New Hampshire presidential primary to be over so network TV can get back to running mostly ads hawking wonder drugs and snack chips.On campus With students having returned to campus after a...


Woodstock teachers win arbitration hearing over lab position
10-24-2023 7:39 PM

By NORA DOYLE-BURR

WOODSTOCK — The future of a science and math lab at Woodstock Union High School and Middle School is uncertain after an arbitrator found earlier this month that the person running the lab must be a school employee, not a contractor.Since 2017, the...


Local food on the menu for Woodstock-area schools
09-07-2023 8:48 PM

By FRANCES MIZE

WOODSTOCK — The sourcing strategy behind the sloppy joes served to students in the Mountain Views Supervisory Union is anything but disorganized.They’re made with beef from Cloudland Farm in Pomfret, carefully selected for the students with the Upper...


Upper Valley school districts trying to be creative in face of hiring shortages
08-23-2023 5:22 PM

By NORA DOYLE-BURR

CLAREMONT — To adapt to a teacher shortage this year, Bluff Elementary School will have two multi-grade classes and larger class sizes than usual.The Claremont school has been unable to fill third- and fifth-grade teacher positions since it began...


Emergency assistance center opens in Woodstock
07-18-2023 1:06 PM

WOODSTOCK — Woodstock Union High School is serving as a location for people affected by last week’s flooding to receive assistance, according to Vermont Emergency Management.The site is open Tuesday through Thursday, July 18-20, from 9 a.m. to 5...


In many Upper Valley communities, meal programs for kids will lapse this summer
06-13-2023 5:26 PM

By NORA DOYLE-BURR

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Free summer meals for children will be available in some parts of the Upper Valley this summer, but not all.The Orange East Supervisory Union, which includes Bradford, Vt.-area schools, will not be offering summer meals this...


Graduating Woodstock students urged to branch out into the unknown
06-09-2023 9:05 PM

By NORA DOYLE-BURR

WOODSTOCK — Dressed in green robes inside Union Arena, 62 Woodstock Union High School seniors became graduates Friday night.In their remarks, the class’s co-salutatorians used natural themes to encourage their fellow graduates to be like trees and to...


Photos: Oxbow unified basketball wins quarterfinal matchup
05-18-2023 10:35 PM


Town Meeting: Oxbow warrant passes easily
05-11-2023 10:26 AM

BRADFORD, Vt. — A small turnout of voters in the Oxbow Unified Union School District approved an $18.4 million budget for the coming year at Tuesday night’s annual meeting.The 75 or so voters from Bradford and Newbury, the district’s two towns, also...


Town Meeting: Oxbow spending up with teacher contract
05-04-2023 8:59 AM

By ALEX HANSON

BRADFORD, Vt. — So far, this has been a straightforward year for approval of Vermont school budgets.With the state education fund providing more per pupil funding, many districts have been able to increase spending without corresponding tax rate...


Randolph forum to focus on reducing hate
04-26-2023 1:39 PM

RANDOLPH — Federal and state prosecutors and the Rutland NAACP want Vermont residents to know how they can report incidents of bias to police and will host a forum in Randolph to talk about ways to reduce hate in the community.The Randolph meeting,...


Jim Kenyon: Dartmouth aims to conquer union efforts by dividing the electorate
04-12-2023 11:32 PM

By JIM KENYON

With Dartmouth graduate students voting this week on whether to unionize, college officials likely believe their efforts to defeat the initiative at the ballot box are doomed.But that doesn’t mean they’re not going to great lengths — and expense, I...


Virginia Tech’s Soule, who grew up in Lebanon, reflects on run to Final Four
04-05-2023 2:50 AM

By BENJAMIN ROSENBERG

Upper Valley sports fans tuning into the NCAA women’s basketball Final Four on Friday night weren’t just taking in an exciting semifinal matchup between Virginia Tech and LSU — they were watching one of their own.Taylor Soule, who grew up in West...


Annual Meeting: Voters support Windsor Central spending
03-10-2023 11:03 PM

WOODSTOCK — Voters in the seven towns that make up the Windsor Central Supervisory Union approved $1.65 million article to come up with plans to build a new middle high school in Town Meeting Day ballot voting.Voters also passed the $25.84 million...


Jim Kenyon: Time for DHMC nurses to get organized?
03-02-2023 1:45 PM

By JIM KENYON

On two occasions in the last 15 years, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center nurses have initiated union drives only to see the efforts fizzle out.Will this time be different? A group of DHMC nurses are working behind the scenes to convince their...


Annual meeting preview: Funding for planning a new middle school is on the Windsor Central Supervisory Union ballot
03-01-2023 4:24 PM

Article of note: One article asks voters for $1.65 million, financed over a period of five years or less, for design, bidding, permitting and document development for a proposed middle high school.Contested races: There are no contested School Board...


Interim superintendent made permanent
02-15-2023 10:48 AM

By NORA DOYLE-BURR

WINDSOR — The Windsor Southeast Supervisory Union Board voted unanimously on Monday night to offer the permanent position of superintendent to Christine Bourne, who currently is serving in the role on an interim basis, according to a post on the...


Multiple districts need superintendents
01-26-2023 3:31 PM

By NORA DOYLE-BURR

LEBANON — Searches are ongoing for new superintendents to lead the Lebanon School District, Windsor Southeast Supervisory Union, Plainfield, Cornish and Grantham schools.Lebanon began interviewing candidates this week, Karen Woolsey, chairwoman of...


Secure support in Thetford
01-23-2023 12:49 PM

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