Gone are the days when students were just passive recipients of knowledge. Today, there’s a growing recognition of the value of student voice in education — a movement that’s transforming schools from the inside out. When students are heard, their …
If you’re still waiting for your Georgia surplus tax refund check, you’re not alone. The Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR) has reported that 40% of eligible residents have already received their special refund, and they are working every day to …
Imagine a classroom where students want to finish their math homework because they’ll unlock a badge. Where history lessons feel like missions, and grammar exercises earn XP (experience points). Sounds like fun, right? That’s the magic of gamification in education—a …
The pandemic didn’t just close schools—it cracked open decades-old education systems and exposed their biggest flaws. Now, with physical campuses back open, one method is standing out as the bridge between old and new: the hybrid learning model. It’s not …
You might think small schools in rural areas can’t keep up with technology. After all, they don’t have as many students, teachers, or big budgets. But in Vermont, small schools are proving everyone wrong. They’re using digital tools in smart …
You walk into class and no one’s sitting through a lecture. Instead, students are debating, building models, solving real-life problems, or coaching one another through tough questions. The teacher? Not lecturing at the front—but walking around, helping where needed. No, …
Most schools focus on test scores to show how students are doing. But in Vermont, there’s a bigger picture. Schools in Vermont believe learning is more than just memorizing facts or passing exams. It’s about becoming a good person, learning …
Not long ago, a classroom meant four walls, a chalkboard, and rows of desks. Today, it might mean a student learning calculus from a tablet under a tree, attending a virtual science lab from another country, or collaborating with classmates …
What if school wasn’t just about tests and homework? What if it felt like home—where people know your name and care about how you’re doing? In Vermont, many schools are doing just that. They’re putting community, care, and relationships first. …
What if schools were more than just places to take tests and do homework? In Vermont, some schools are proving that learning can be about people, relationships, and care. Instead of focusing only on scores, these schools are building strong …
