Sophia Buckley-Clement is a correspondent for the Rutland Herald and Barre-Montpelier Times Argus, focusing on local news in Vermont, specifically in the Rutland area. Her articles cover a range of topics including education, community events, budget updates, and issues affecting the local school districts.
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Last Friday, I had the wonderful opportunity for the second year in a row to visit Northeast Elementary School for STEAM Day.
By: Sophia Buckley-Clement
WHITING — No major injuries have been reported following a head-on collision between a Rutland Northeast Supervisory Union bus and a FedEx delivery vehicle Wednesday afternoon, according to an RNESU news release.
The Wells Springs School Board took a first look at its fiscal year 2026 school budget at its Wednesday night meeting.
The Quarry Valley Unified Union School Board looked at a handful of potential outcomes for its fiscal year 2026 budget at its Thursday meeting.
By: Sophia Buckley-Clement
MONTPELIER – A report released late last week by the Agency of Education explains how Vermont’s education financing system compares to that of other states and what paths forward might exist.
By: Sophia Buckley-Clement
The Slate Valley Unified Union School Board voted not to rescind a decision made in September about universal pre-kindergarten consolidation at its Monday night meeting.
By: Sophia Buckley-Clement
BRANDON – The Otter Valley Unified Union School Board unanimously approved a motion to form an ad hoc committee to study how the district might implement a middle school model.
For the second time this year, a Rutland County school board discussed whether its supervisory union representation was fair.
By: Sophia Buckley-Clement
BARSTOW — The Barstow Unified Union School Board addressed allegations of a lack of transparency at its Monday night meeting.
FAIR HAVEN — For the kindergartners learning their ABCs in Slate Valley Unified Union School District, the letters aren't just schoolwork — they're also friends.
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