Corey McDonald is a Northwest Vermont Reporter at VTDigger. He specializes in education, covering topics such as public education, school administration, and campus life, while also delving into personal finance and higher education issues. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Valley News, the Vermont Community Newspaper Group, and the Associated Press.
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Corey Mcdonald's coverage primarily focuses on local government, politics, business & industry, and crime in the United States, specifically Vermont and Stowe. He often includes expert commentary and reports on various government announcements.
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By: Corey Mcdonald
"I think many of us are concerned about the precedent that it sets, that decisions like this could be made unilaterally, without significant community input at all," one parent said.
By: Corey Mcdonald
The University of Vermont campus in Burlington. GLENN RUSSELL / VtDigger file
By: Corey McDonald
Dozens of students and adults protested the controversial leader's visit to the tech center Tuesday, railing against her dismantling of the federal Education Department.
By: Corey Mcdonald
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visits Vermont school district amidst protests. Critics accuse her of dismantling the Department of Education.
By: Corey Mcdonald
"This is not the business of schools, but it feels like it's become the business of schools," one superintendent said. "And that's kind of sad and frightening all at the same time."
False bomb threats plague Vermont schools, causing evacuations and disruptions. Law enforcement investigates these swatting incidents, highlighting the growing problem of hoaxes in educational institutions.
By: Corey McDonald
The mayor said in court documents that she feared for her safety and at one point locked herself in a bathroom to avoid the man.
By: Corey Mcdonald
Twenty groups of school districts will start mulling over voluntary mergers come Oct. 15.
Vermont's education reform proposal, H.955, becomes law, outlining a process for voluntary school district mergers. A new beginning for education reform.
