Nine schools competed in this year’s Northeast, VT competition. Nico Sipples and Hannah Keith also garnered awards for Top Ten scorers. Good job to all and thank you Coach John Snyder! The team will head to the state competition on March 9 at Vermont Technical College in Randolph!
Every year we participate in the International African American Read-In, created by the National Council of Teachers of English. This initiative, established in 1990 by the Black Caucus of the NCTE, aims to make literacy a core part of Black History Month. Normally all grades, preschool through eighth, participate. This year due to Covid restrictions and protocols, we participated virtually with grades three through eight. African American Read-In || NCTE
Today’s story from the Caledonian-Record – our students return to the outdoor classroom this week, as part of our Outdoor Science program! Science Teacher Tom Forster is eager to resume his field science program with students at the Thaddeus Stevens School in Lyndon Center. The spring rotation was lost due to COVID-19, so students and…
Thaddeus Stevens’ legacy compels us to pay close attention to the issues of racial justice in America. As such, our response below ran in our local newspaper, Caledonian-Record, on June 4, 2020. Stark Realities The murder of George Floyd at the hands of a police officer has shaken us all and completes a trilogy of…
