Sophia Buckley-Clement is an Author at Barre-Montpelier Times Argus and Rutland Herald. She focuses on themes related to education, higher education, and the education system, exploring topics such as educational policy, school governance, and public education. Sophia's work has been featured in notable publications, including Barre-Montpelier Times Argus and Rutland Herald.
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Sophia's coverage is primarily focused on local education and community events within Rutland, Vermont. She frequently reports on school budgets, board meetings, and educational achievements. If you have relevant insights into local education policies or can provide information related to community events in Rutland, Vermont, she would likely be interested in your input.
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Rutland City Public Schools' EPIC Program is putting students in the driver's seat of their own learning this summer.
Apparently, I'm not the person you want on the other end of a magic trick. On Thursday morning, I dropped into Summer EPIC and listened in on a couple of week-long magic seminars.
Nancy Foley has decided to take down the streamers, blow out the candles and hang up the costumes after 48 years of helping customers celebrate their biggest moments.
A Burlington-based nonprofit wants to build a supportive network of fathers in Rutland County.
By: Sophia Buckley-Clement
POULTNEY — Town Manager Paul Donaldson told the select board Monday night that delinquent tax collection remains an issue for the town.
By: Sophia Buckley-Clement
Half of Rutland County can expect to see homestead tax rate increases this fiscal year, according to the Vermont Department of Taxes.
By: Sophia Buckley-Clement
Emergency services and community partners are preparing for another night out in Rutland City.
It’s not every day I am made to feel like an honorary dad.
By: Sophia Buckley-Clement
POULTNEY — Behind a threadbare rope closing the property’s entrance to the public, the former Green Mountain College campus has found a renewed life this week.
By: Sophia Buckley-Clement
POULTNEY — The Poultney Historical Society is putting women’s contributions in the spotlight this weekend.
