In Vermont, something exciting is happening in schools. Teachers are stepping outside the classroom and bringing the real world into their lessons. This is called community learning — and it’s changing how students learn and grow. Community learning connects students …
Young people are stepping up in big ways to protect the planet. From planting trees to speaking at global events, students are using what they learn in school to fight climate change and make their voices heard. Across Vermont — …
School should be more than just reading books and taking tests. Today’s world is changing fast, and students need to be ready for it. That means learning should be fun, fair for everyone, and help students get ready for the …
When you hear the words “just and joyful education,” what comes to mind? It might sound like a dream — a place where school is fair, fun, and helps every student feel included and excited to learn. In Vermont, this …
Imagine a school where your final grade isn’t the most important thing. Where learning is measured not just in test scores but in creativity, kindness, teamwork, and real-world problem solving. Sounds impossible? Not in Vermont. All across the Green Mountain …
Across Vermont, something powerful is happening in classrooms. It’s not about memorizing facts for a test or rushing through worksheets. It’s about real learning—learning that connects students to their communities, the environment, and to one another. And more importantly, it’s …
In Vermont and across the country, a new generation of young people is stepping up—not just as learners, but as leaders. Whether they’re planting trees, organizing climate strikes, or speaking out for equity, today’s students are showing us what it …
Imagine a classroom where students talk about climate change, homelessness, and social justice—not just as abstract topics, but as problems they can help solve. In Vermont and beyond, more educators are creating learning spaces that care deeply about the world …
In a perfect world, every student would feel safe, valued, and supported at school. But in reality, that’s not always the case. Across the country, students face unequal opportunities—based on where they live, how much money their family makes, what …
In today’s fast-changing world, students need more than just textbooks and test scores. They need real-world skills, emotional support, and a sense of purpose. Traditional school systems often miss the mark when it comes to preparing young people for the …
