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Looking for a new home is never easy. There are so many considerations, not the least of which is your children’s education. That’s why the Burlington Free Press has prepared this Education Fact Book for people looking to relocate within the greater Burlington area. This book covers Chittenden and Grand Isle Counties and parts of Franklin County which are within commuting distance to Vermont’s largest city.

This Fact Book gives you everything you need to know about schools in the greater Burlington area: test scores, teacher/student ratios, enrollment figures, and much, much more. The school districts and supervisory unions covered by this book are distinct from other another. Some have multi-age classrooms; some have team teaching; but all will provide a first-class education for your children.

The school districts and supervisory unions listed are grouped in alphabetical order by county, starting with Chittenden County. We hope you will find this information useful

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how do i register my child?

Typically schools advertise kindergarten registration in the newspaper and send notices home with current students during the month of March. Schools also keep track of families that move into the area as well as births in the community, and maintain contact with local pre-schools. They create a list with this information and contact families directly to let them know when they can register their children. The process varies slightly from school to school, but the basics are the same.

what are neCaP scores?

NECAP stands for New England Common Assessment Program. Students in grades three through eight are tested on an annual basis in reading and math. The scores are aggregated by the state to create an average. Science exams are given to students in the 4th, 8th, and 11th grades. High school students are also tested in reading, math and writing in 11th grade.

NECAP scores are divided into four levels: Level 4 is proficient with distinction, 3 is proficient, 2 is partially proficient and 1 is substantially below proficient. The State combines Levels 3 and 4 to give a school it’s score.

what is the difference between a school district and a supervisory union?

School districts cover a single municipality, usually a somewhat more urban one, while supervisory unions cover several smaller towns. In supervisory unions, there is generally one elementary school per town and those students all attend the same high school.

how do the school boards work?

School board members are elected on Town Meeting Day. School districts, no matter the size, generally have a single governing school board. Supervisory unions have multiple school boards representing the individual towns within the supervisory union.

who determines the school budget?

The school board works with members of the district administration to prepare a budget which is subject to popular vote, usually on Town Meeting Day. Boards generally send out a mailing with budget information and make a formal presentation to the voters prior to the vote. School board meetings are open to the public so parents can provide input into the budgeting process.

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More frequently asked...how can i get involved in my child’s education?

Each school has an organization for parents, sometimes called a PTO (Parent Teacher Organization), PTA (Parent Teacher Association), or PIE (Partners in Education).

Can my child take advanced courses?

All high schools allow students to take Advanced Placement courses. Students’ GPAs are adjusted accordingly.

what if my child has special needs?

Vermont schools will provide Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) to help your student achieve.

what if english isn’t my child’s fi rst language?

Vermont schools offer classes for English Language Learners (ELL) for students from many nations.

what if the district i move to doesn’t have a high school?

Your town will cover the cost for your child to be sent to a nearby high school of your choosing.

what if i want to send my child to a high school outside my district?

All public high schools must have an agreement with at least one other school to allow students from one district to attend another school. Schools may limit the number of transfer students allowed.

how will my child get to and from school? With the exception of one school in the Village of Essex Jct which is within walking distance of all attending students, schools provide bus service.

are there any magnet schools in this area?

There are two magnet schools in the Burlington School District and one within the Essex Town School District. They have separate application forms and attendance is not guaranteed to those who apply.

are there any technical schools in this area?

There are three technical schools located in Burlington, Essex and St. Albans and serving students in grades eleven and twelve. Students from the area may choose to attend these schools to learn a variety of trades.

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Contents...Chittenden County

Burlington school districtCP Smith School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Champlain Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Edmunds Elementary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16JJ Flynn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Integrated Arts Academy at HO Wheeler Elementary (a magnet school) . . . . . . . . . . 18Sustainability Academy at Lawrence Barnes (a magnet school) . . . 20Lyman C . Hunt Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Edmunds Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Burlington Senior High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Burlington Technical Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Chittenden Central supervisory unionHiawatha School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Summit Street School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Thomas Flemming School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Albert D . Lawton School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Westford School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Essex Union High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Center For Technology, Essex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Chittenden east supervisory unionBRewster Pierce Memorial School . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Jericho Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42Richmond Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Smilie Memorial School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Underhill Central Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . . 46Underhill ID Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47Browns River Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Camels Hump Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49Mt . Mansfield Union High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Chittenden south supervisory unionCharlotte Central School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52Hinesburgh Community School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54Shelburne Community School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56Williston School District . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58Allen Brook School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62Champlain Valley UHS #15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Colchester school districtPorters Point School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66Union Memorial School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67Malletts Bay School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68Colchester Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69Colchester High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

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essex town school districtEssex Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73Founders Memorial School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74The Edge Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75Essex Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

miLton sChooL distriCtMilton Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79Milton Middle/High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

south Burlington school districtChamberlin School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82Orchard School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84Rick Marcotte Central School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85Frederick H . Tuttle Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86South Burlington High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

winooski school districtJF Kennedy Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90JF Kennedy Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91Winooski High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

frankLin County

franklin Central supervisory unionFairfield Central School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95St . Albans City School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96St . Albans Town Education Senter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97Bellows Free Academy (St . Albans) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98Northwest Technical Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99

franklin north west supervisory unionSwanton Central & Mary S . Babcock Elementary . . . . . . . . . 101Missisquoi Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102

franklin west supervisory unionFletcher Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104Georgia Elementary / Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105Bellows Free Academy (Fairfax) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106

grand isLe County

grand isle supervisory unionAlburgh Community Education Senter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110Folsom Education and Community Center . . . . . . . . . . . . 111Grand Isle School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112Isle LaMotte Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114North Hero School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115

indeX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116-118

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CONTACT INFORMATION150 Colchester Avenue 802-865-5332 802-864-8501 faxbsdvt.org

SupeRINTeNdeNTJeanne [email protected]

SChOOl BOARdThe Burlington School Board has commissioners from each ward. For a listing, go to bsdweb.bsdvt.org/Board/BoardDirectory.php

chittenden county

Burlington School DiStrict

The Burlington School District consists of six elementary schools (two of which are magnet schools), two middle schools, one high school and one technical school. In addition to the K-12 schools, the Burlington School District offers an Early Essential Education Program and two alternative programs

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Burlington School DiStrict

CONTACT INFORMATION332 Ethan Allen Parkway, Burlington 802-864-8479 802-864-4923 faxsmith .bsdvt .org

GRAdeS: K-5

eNROllMeNT: 265 CApACITy: 320

dROp OuT RATe: N/A

TeACheR STudeNT RATIO: 10.74

NeCAp SCOReSReading 63 / Math 58 / Science 39

Area Served: C.P. Smith serves the Old and New North End of Burlington

WhAT MAkeS C. p. SMITh SpeCIAl:CP Smith is a safe and supportive environment for all students and guests who walk through our doors. We eagerly await the completion of our construction projects, so that our building will reflect the spirit that exists inside. We seek to build connections to our community as a whole.

pRINCIpAlThomas Fleury graduated from the University of Vermont (UVM) with a B.S. and an M.A. in educational leadership. His career in school administration has included stops in Vergennes, Williston and Hinesburg. This is his first year as principal at C.P. Smith.

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c.P. Smith School

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chamPlain ElEmEntary School

CONTACT INFORMATION800 Pine Street, Burlington 802-864-8477 802-864-2157 faxchamplain .bsdvt .org

GRAdeS: K-5


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Area Served: Champlain serves the South End of Burlington.

WhAT MAkeS ChAMplAIN SpeCIAlChamplain is special due to its close collaboration between faculty, students, parents, and community. This positive relationship allows Champlain to meet each student’s unique needs and to extend student learning experiences to opportunities within the larger Burlington community. “We All Belong” sums up Champlain’s philosophy about all students, family, and staff.

pRINCIpAlLeslie Colomb received her B.A. in regular education, special education and reading endorsement, her M.A. in special education and her C.A.S. in Education Leadership all from UVM. She served as an assistant principal in St. Albans and principal in Fayston before joining the staff at Champlain.

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CONTACT INFORMATION299 Main Street, Burlington 802-864-8473 802-864-2166 faxees .bsdvt .org

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Area Served: Edmunds serves the South End and Old North End of Burlington.

WhAT MAkeS edMuNdS SpeCIAlEdmunds Elementary strives to educate all students for the present and for the future and to help prepare them to participate in, influence and shape their own future.

pRINCIpAlPaul Schreiber reversed the course of many Vermonters by moving to the state from Florida. In both states, Schreiber taught third, fourth and fifth grades as well as serving in administrative roles including assistant principal and principal. Paul earned his B.S. in elementary education from Florida State University, his Master’s in computer education from Barry University in Florida and his Certificate of Administrative Educational Leadership from Florida International University. This is his first year as principal at Edmunds.

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EDmunDS ElEmEntary School

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CONTACT INFORMATION1645 North Avenue, Burlington 802-864-8478 802-864-2145 faxflynn .bsdvt .org

GRAdeS: K-5


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Area Served: Flynn serves the New and Old North End of Burlington

WhAT MAkeS FlyNN SpeCIAlFlynn is a strong, community based school where adults, parents and staff consistently focus on meeting the various needs of all students. It is a professional community that partners with a wide range of community organizations to support and enrich student learning. Some examples of community partnerships include: Echo Center, VT National Guard Starbase Program, Very Merry Theater, Audubon Center, and Flynn Theater.

pRINCIpAlGraham Clarke is starting his first year at the Flynn School after serving as assistant principal at Camel’s Hump Middle School and interim principal at Jericho Elementary School. He held a two-year National Academy for Science and Mathematics Education Leadership fellowship with the National Science Foundation. Graham earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees at St. Michael’s College where he has also served as an adjunct professor. His extensive experience includes teaching at the International School in Beijing, China as well as the Akwesasne Freedom School on the Mohawk Indian Reservation.

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CONTACT INFORMATION6 Archibald Street, Burlington 802-864-8475 802-864-2162 faxiaa .bsdvt .org

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WhAT MAkeS INTeGRATed ARTS ACAdeMy SpeCIAlThrough a partnership with St. Michael’s College and the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, IAA is the first magnet school for integrated arts in the state of Vermont. As members of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, IAA at H.O. Wheeler teaches the core curriculum with an approach to teaching in which students construct and demonstrate understanding through an art form. Our goal is to inspire young minds by nurturing the imagination and engaging the whole child to achieve academic excellence through the arts.

pRINCIpAl (INTERIM)Brian Williams received his undergraduate degree from Middlebury College and a Master’s in educational leadership from the University of Vermont. His teaching career spanned the globe from a private high school in Japan to a Peace Corps teaching position in Kenya. Williams taught ELL and English at Burlington High School for over sixteen years before being promoted to assistant principal. He has also served as the student council, outing club and yearbook advisor.

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CONTACT INFORMATION123 North Street, Burlington 802-864-8480 802-864-2161 faxsa .bsdvt .org

GRAdeS: K-5


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WhAT MAkeS The SuSTAINABIlITy ACAdeMy SpeCIAlThe Sustainability Academy at Lawrence Barnes is the nation’s first K-5 magnet school with a sustainability theme. Curriculum and campus practices are focused on the school’s mission, which is helping students learn the shared responsibility for improving the quality of life for all – environmentally, economically, socially – both now and in the future. Shelburne Farms has been a partner since 2005 in developing curriculum with an emphasis on place-based, problem-based hands-on learning for civic engagement.

pRINCIpAlAbi Sessions received her B.A. from Middlebury College and her Master’s in education from UVM. Abi has over three decades in education including early childhood education and library work. Prior to joining the staff at Barnes in 2009, she served as principal of the Salisbury Community School in Addison County and the Roxbury Village School in Washington County.

SuStainaBility acaDEmy at laWrEncE BarnES /a magnet school /

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CONTACT INFORMATION1364 North Avenue, Burlington 802-864-8469 802-864-8467 faxhunt .bsdvt .org

GRAdeS: 6-8


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WhAT MAkeS huNT SpeCIAlHunt is a true global community of caring students, faculty and parents. It is a community of learners full of pride and accomplishments.

pRINCIpAlMarcie Lewis received her B.S. from Western Carolina University and two Master’s Degrees (school counseling and school administration) from Gardner Webb University. She served as director of an alternative education center for two years and was assistant principal in St. Albans for three years before joining the staff at Hunt.

ASSISTANT pRINCIpAlRichard Amato received his B.S. from Western Kentucky University before moving to Vermont and getting his M.A. from Johnson State College. He served as assistant principal at two Lamoille County schools before moving to Hunt.

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CONTACT INFORMATION275 Main Street, Burlington 802-864-8486 802-864-2218 faxems .bsdvt .org

GRAdeS: 6-8


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WhAT MAkeS edMuNdS SpeCIAlLocation, Location, Location….Located in the heart of Burlington, Edmunds Middle School has access to community resources, serving students in grades 6, 7 and 8. Students at EMS regularly participate in community service activities. Community partnerships with area colleges further expand our students’ global view. EMS students regularly compete and win academic contests, regionally and statewide. EMS faculty utilizes emerging technologies in classes.

pRINCIpAlBonnie Johnson-Aten served as a House Director at Champlain Valley Union High School and Diversity/Equity Coordinator for the Burlington School District before being named principal. Bonnie has a B.A. from Hobart and William Smith Colleges and an M.A. from Union Institute at Vermont College. She has also worked as a policy analyst for the Governor’s office.

ASSISTANT pRINCIpAlDonna Robert has an Associate’s Degree from Champlain College, a B.S. from Trinity College and both an M.Ed. and a C.A.S. from St. Michael’s College.

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GRAdeS: 9-12

eNROllMeNT: 1208 CApACITy: N/A

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NeCAp SCOReS (11th Grade)Reading 89 / Math 34 Writing 34 / Science 30

WhAT MAkeS BhS SpeCIAlBHS is a comprehensive high school offering college preparatory study in English, Math, Science, Social Studies/History, World Languages, Art, Music, Physical Education, Health, and Business and Technology. BHS shares a campus with the Burlington Technical Center which provides applied technical and academic studies in thirteen career areas for 11th and 12th graders. BHS takes pride in the international background of its students with over 27 languages spoken. 24% of the student body is non-white. 79% of BHS seniors went on to four or two year colleges in 2009. BHS regularly outperforms state and national averages on SAT, ACT, and AP tests.

pRINCIpAlAmy Mellencamp received her B.A. in government from St. Lawrence University, her Master’s in education at Harvard, and her Doctorate in education at the University of

Vermont. Amy’s incredibly diverse background includes teaching English in Zaire for the Peace Corps, work as a research associate at the Center for Research on Women, and serving as Education Director for the International Rescue Committee’s Sakaeo refugee camp in Thailand. She served as curriculum director in Addison County and for Burlington High School before being named Principal.

ASSISTANT pRINCIpAlSBeth Giese spent nine years as a special educator at the Wheeler School and 18 years as the ELL Coordinator at Burlington High School before being named Assistant Principal. She has a B.A. in early childhood education from Colorado State University, an M.A. in special education from the University of Northern Colorado, and an Administrator’s Certification from UVM.

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hORIzONS AlTeRNATIve pROGRAMHorizons is a Burlington School program that accepts 30 Burlington School District students and 10 students from surrounding districts who are at risk of dropping out. Horizons is funded through state funding formula and is self-sustaining within that resource. Our focus is on a caring and respectful environment where students can feel comfortable and safe and stretch to their greatest ability.

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CONTACT INFORMATION51 Park Street 802-857-7000 802-879-1370 faxccsuvt.org

SupeRINTeNdeNTMike Deweese802-878-7000 [email protected]

SChOOl BOARdMartha Heath [email protected]

Chittenden Central Supervisory Union is comprised of three “member” school districts: Westford School District, Essex Jct School District, and the Union #46 School District. The Westford School District is made up of a single school, while the Essex Jct School District consists of two PreK-3 schools, one 4-5 school, one 6-8 school and the Essex Jct Recreation and Parks Department. Essex High School (grades 9-12) and the Center for Technology, Essex (grades 11- adult) make up the Union #46 School District.

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hiaWatha School

CONTACT INFORMATION34 Hiawatha Avenue, Essex Jct 802-878-1384 802-879-8199 faxccsuvt .org/hiawatha

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NeCAp SCOReSReading 75 / Math 75

ABOuT hIAWAThAThe hallmark of our learning community at Hiawatha is our unyielding dedication to our students from parents and staff. We have a dedicated corps of parents who consistently support all children through countless hours of volunteering, chaperoning, and fund-raising. Parent and community member volunteers work throughout our school to support children in many different learning opportunities. These activities are accessible to all of our children and are designed to support their social and academic learning. Our staff is continually challenging itself to employ the most meaningful learning techniques and strategies to support student learning. We recognize and acknowledge the significant challenges that face our children and families in the 21st century and we take steps on a daily basis to tackle these ever-growing issues and concerns. Our staff places tremendous effort into curriculum planning and instructional design and is becoming more proficient in differentiating instruction and using student performance data to inform instruction. As parents and staff we fully

recognize our mutual responsibility in shaping, forming, and supporting our children as they become respectful and responsible 21st century global citizens.

pRINCIpAlThomas Bochanski grew up in Philadelphia and graduated from La Salle College in 1981 with a Bachelor of Arts in special education. After teaching students with learning and emotional disabilities for six years in Texas, Virginia, and Wyoming he returned to college and earned a Bachelor of Science in science education, Cum Laude, from the University of Wyoming. Thomas moved to Vermont in 1988 and began teaching middle school science in the St. Albans Town school district. In 1992, after earning a Master of Education degree in educational administration from the University of Vermont he began his administrative career, spending two years at Mount Abraham Union High School and five years at Essex High School. Thomas is beginning his twelfth year at Hiawatha Elementary School where he says he continues to find inspiration, hope, and joy in his work with children, parents, families, community members, staff, and colleagues.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRLinda Waite-Simpson, [email protected]

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CONTACT INFORMATION17 Summit Street, Essex Jct 802-878-1377 802-878-1380 faxccsuvt .org/summit

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ABOuT SuMMIT SChOOlFor the past fi fty-nine years, Summit Street School has welcomed the youngest children from Essex Jct to its preschool through third grade classrooms. Located in the Village this elementary school promotes academic excellence, learning through the arts and physical strengthening. A dynamic learning community, Summit Street School has continued to evolve through the years with its recent quest to prepare 21st century learners to reach their full potential. With the backing of parents and community members, Summit provides a safe, caring and exciting learning environment that ignites thinking, physical wellness, and social development.

pRINCIpAlMary Hughes began her career in education as an undergraduate student at Marygrove College in Detroit. She furthered her education at St. Michael’s College earning a Masters’ in education. Mary has spent eleven years teaching fi rst through sixth graders in schools in Detroit; Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Stuttgart, Germany; and Essex Town, Vermont. Her tenure as principal began in Shelburne, Vermont and continues at Summit Street School where she has served since 2001. Mary says she is inspired each day by the remarkable children she greets, the insights of parents who serve as educational partners, and the faculty and staff who dedicate many hours to meeting the needs of children.


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CONTACT INFORMATION9 Prospect Street, Essex Jct 802-878-1381 802-879-5598 faxccsuvt .org/fleming

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ABOuT ThOMAS FleMING SChOOlFleming School is unique as the only Vermont two-year school educating fourth and fifth grade students. The school is named to honor a much beloved former custodian. Our highly qualified dedicated faculty and staff are invested in continuously improving their professional practice and they work in collaborative teams to support all students’ learning progress and achievement. Quality education is broadly defined and our students are offered diverse creative learning opportunities in a safe, supportive and equitable learning environment. We look forward to celebrating the 100th anniversary of this wonderful school building in 2012.

pRINCIpAlDaniel Ryan is beginning his tenth year as principal of Thomas Fleming School. He was principal of Rumney Memorial School in Middlesex, Vermont for thirteen years prior to coming to Fleming. Daniel was recognized as a “National Distinguished Principal” in 1997. He began his career in education as a teacher at Mater Christi School in Burlington and continued at Georgia Elementary and Middle School in Georgia, Vermont. Daniel is a past president of the Vermont School Board Association. He also served as the chairperson of the Vermont Standards Board for Professional Educators. He is an active member of the Vermont Principals Association.


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ABOuT AdlADL, home of the Chargers, is a special place first and foremost because of the school community in which it is housed. ADL has a history steeped in meeting the needs of the middle school child. Starting with Albert D. Lawton’s vision back in the late 1950s that middle school students were not just mini replicas of high school students, but needed a special home of their own, the Essex Jct community has long supported ADL students and staff in myriad ways. Everyone from our school board, faculty/staff, parents, to our students recognize that ADL is a place invested in meeting middle school students where they are when they enter as sixth graders to develop and grow academically, socially and emotionally as they leave us at the end of eighth grade. Our highly qualified faculty/staff who set high expectations for themselves and their students, our Peer Leadership Program, Annual Basketball Tournament (41 years and

counting), active Parents as Partners group, volunteers in the classrooms and after school programs, and multiple after school clubs and athletic opportunities all combine to make ADL an incredible place in which to learn and teach.

pRINCIpAlLaurie Singer is entering her fifth year as a member of the ADL school community. Laurie holds a B.S. in social work and a 5th Year Certificate in secondary English from the University of Vermont, as well as a Masters of Education in administration from St. Michael’s College. Before joining the staff at ADL she taught in Hinesburg; Marietta, GA; Winooski; and Grand Isle. Laurie began her administrative career as an assistant principal at Essex High School and then spent five years in Washington County as principal of Calais Elementary School and Main Street Middle School in Montpelier. She is the past president of the Vermont Principals Association, where she serves on several committees and is a member of the Business Education Alliance.


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CONTACT INFORMATION146 Brookside Road, Westford 802-878-5932 802-879-0874 fax .ccsuvt .org/westford

GRAdeS: EE-8


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NeCAp SCOReSReading 82 / Math 77 / Science 56 – 4th grade, 30 – 8th grade

ABOuT WeSTFORd SChOOlThe beauty of Westford School is the sense of belonging and community that a child feels after being at the same school from preschool until eighth grade. Our teachers work in grade level teams and truly get to know each of our students extremely well. In those ten years, a child at Westford School will benefit from coordinated curriculum and instruction that has helped our students achieve annual test scores in mathematics, reading and writing that are well above the state average. Students at Westford School also benefit from access to the arts as highlighted by our annual fine arts show, our drama productions, and our many musical concerts. Westford students also benefit from our excellent access to technology which is integrated into instruction at every grade level. Our students excel on the athletic field as well, with middle school students participating in a number of sports with a good number of these students going on to successful high

school careers. Though Westford is one of the smaller PK-8 schools in Chittenden County, our students receive a world class education in a caring environment.

pRINCIpAlDavid Wells is starting his fourth year as the principal of Westford Elementary School and his 22nd year as a Vermont educator having taught grades one through six before becoming an administrator. David graduated from the University of Vermont with a degree in American history and environmental science. He went on to receive his Masters in curriculum and instruction from Castleton State College. In addition to his work in Westford, David also serves on the board of VITA-Learn, Vermont’s leading technology integration organization and has presented on the topic of the educational leadership through technology at state and national conferences.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRMartha Heath, [email protected]

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You give to others all day long. It’s time you did something for YOU;your mind, your body, your life. And you’re not alone. Our facilitiesoffer unlimited possibilities everyone can enjoy...collegiate-sizeswimming pools, state-of-the-art weight training facilities,an in-door track, and kids fitness programs.

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CONTACT INFORMATION2 Educational Drive, Essex Jct 802-879-5500 802-879-5503 faxccsuvt .org/ehs

GRAdeS: 9-12




NeCAp SCOReS (11th Grade)Reading 85 / Math 60Writing 65 / Science 54

ABOuT eSSex uNION hIGh SChOOlEssex High School has an outstanding student body with excellent parent and community support. This, combined with a highly talented, student-centered faculty, allows for students to learn and grow in academics, the arts, and athletics. We are extremely proud of our students’ numerous past accomplishments and look forward to their future contributions to society as a whole. The purpose of Essex High School is to educate and develop the abilities of students to function and perform in our community and tomorrow’s world by providing opportunities that will maximize learning.

pRINCIpAlRobert Reardon is beginning his seventh year as principal. He has worked at Essex High School for twenty-four years, starting as a teacher and coach from 1980 to 2004. Rob graduated from the University of Vermont in 1980 with a Bachelor of Science degree in secondary education, and received his Master’s Degree in 1998 from the University of Vermont in school administration/education leadership.

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Fall Sports: Cheerleading, Boys And Girls Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Football, Boys And Girls Soccer

Winter Sports: Alpine And Nordic Skiing, Boys And Girls Basketball, Cheerleading, Gymnastics, Boys And Girls Ice Hockey, Indoor Track, Wrestling

Spring Sports: Baseball, Softball, Golf, Boys And Girls Lacrosse, Boys And Girls Track And Field, Boys And Girls Tennis, Rugby

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRMartha Heath, [email protected]

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CONTACT INFORMATION3 Educational Drive, Essex Jct 802-879-5558 802-xxx-xxxx faxwww .ccsuvt .org/cte

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ABOuT The CeNTeR FOR TeChNOlOGy, eSSexCTE is an award winning secondary institution preparing students for college and successful careers in current and emerging technical fields. CTE is Vermont’s largest technical center for high school and adult students. Most students attend CTE for a full day for one school year; some students attend for two years. CTE offers full day, one and two year technical education programs and supporting college prep NCAA approved academic courses. Many CTE students are also enrolled in a range of college classes as part of the Vermont Dual Enrollment initiative with the University of Vermont, NECI, Champlain College, Vermont Technical College and Community College of Vermont. These courses provide eligible students with both college and high school credit. In addition to college credits, students have the opportunity to earn industry credentials and certification.

CTE serves students throughout Chittenden County and those attending BFA-Fairfax.

Programs include automotive technology, building technology, childhood education/human services, computer animation and web page design, computer systems technology, cosmetology, dental assisting, engineering and architectural design, graphic design/digital publishing, health informatics, natural resources and agriscience technology, ophthalmic medical assisting, pre-tech, professional foods and adult programs.

dIReCTORKathy Finck has been the Principal/Director at the Center for Technology, Essex since July, 1999. Prior to that she served five years as the director of the Barre Technical Center and has almost two decades of teaching experience. Her degrees include: B.S. SUNY at Albany; M.S. in vocational education, Keene State College; Certificate of Advanced Study, UVM; and numerous courses and seminars.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRJack Behlendorf, [email protected]

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CONTACT INFORMATIONBox 282, 211 Bridge StreetRichmond 802-434-2128 802-434-2196 faxcesu.k12.vt.us

SupeRINTeNdeNTJohn Alberghini802-434-2128 [email protected]

Chittenden East consists of six elementary schools serving the towns of Bolton, Huntington, Jericho, Richmond and Underhill. The Underhill ID School includes children from Jericho and Underhill. Students are grouped geographically into two middle schools with those from Bolton, Huntington and Richmond attending Camels Hump and those from Jericho and Underhill attending Browns River. All students attend Mount Mansfield Union High School.

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CONTACT INFORMATION120 School Street, Huntington 802-434-2074 802-434-5575 faxbpms .k12 .vt .us

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NeCAp SCOReSReading 71 / Math 71/ Science 78

MISSION STATeMeNTThe Mission of Brewster Pierce Memorial School is to create an educational environment that promotes rigorous academic achievement, responsible social behavior, and active civic involvement. Our mission is also to create a foundation that fosters healthy decision-making, creative expression and environmental awareness.

pRINCIpAlGail Webb has a B.S. from Castleton State College and a Master’s in school administration from the University of Massachusetts/Lowell. Gail has taught both elementary and secondary school in Colorado, Massachusetts and Vermont. She served as curriculum director and principal in Massachusetts before moving to Vermont.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRRebecca Golden

BrEWStEr PiErcE mEmorial

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MISSION STATeMeNTThe vision of Jericho Elementary School is to provide a quality education to all students, celebrating diversity, forming a strong academic foundation, understanding their local community and environment, and nurturing their innate curiosity so they can participate in our democratic society and global community. We do this in a collegial and innovative environment.

pRINCIpAlVictoria Graf has been a Vermont educator for over three decades. She began teaching first graders in Essex in 1976 and is embarking on her fifth year as principal of Jericho Elementary School. Her career as an administrator started in 1987, serving as principal at schools in Brattleboro, Burlington and Huntington, VT. Victoria has a B.S. and Master’s in education from UVM.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRKaren Glitman

JEricho ElEmEntary School

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CONTACT INFORMATION125 School Street, Richmond802-434-2461 802-434-7241 faxrichmond .k12 .vt .us

GRAdeS: K-4


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MISSION STATeMeNTRichmond Elementary School is an inviting, nurturing partnership between students, parents, teachers and community that supports respect and lifelong learning. Through this partnership, all students are empowered to become successful communicators and problem solvers. Our mission is to inspire children to lead balanced lives while making positive contributions to their community.

pRINCIpAlMichael Berry received a B.A. in children’s literature and elementary education from Castleton State and a Master’s in educational leadership from Union Institute and UVM. He worked in East Montpelier for seven years as a second grade and kindergarten teacher before being named principal of Underhill Central School where he served for three years before joining the staff at Richmond.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRJon Milazzo

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CONTACT INFORMATION2712 Theodore Roosevelt Hwy., Bolton 802-434-2757 802-434-2098 faxsmilie .k12 .vt .us

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MISSION STATeMeNTThe Smilie School is a family and community centered Pre K-4 elementary school that fosters a life-long love of learning and self-respect in its students. Students’ diverse developmental levels and learning styles are supported, so the individual can reach his/her fullest potential in an environment that encourages cooperation and a sense of community.

pRINCIpAlMary Woodruff is starting her second year at Smilie after eight years at the helm of Winooski Middle School. She has a B.S. in education and an M.A. in history from UVM. Mary’s teaching career includes second graders in Illinois and second through six graders in Williston. Her fi rst administrative job was principal at Franklin Elementary School. In Mary’s fi rst year at Smilie, the school instituted a new multi-age classroom structure, grouping students from grades one to four together. The school chefs have also embarked on a program to use as much local produce as possible.

SChOOl BOARdPhil Graff

SmiliE mEmorial School

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CONTACT INFORMATION6 Irish Settlement Road, Underhill Center 802-899-4676 802-899-5173 faxunderhill .k12 .vt .us

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SChOOl MOTTOBuilding a Caring Community. The educational vision of the Underhill Central School focuses upon the student as an individual and as a contributing member of the school community. A student-centered process of education is paramount in curriculum, instruction, discipline and administration as we prepare children for a future as productive members of a democratic society.

pRINCIpAlBarbara Nason taught grades three through eight for fifteen years before becoming a Principal at Malletts Bay School in Colchester in 2007. This is her first year as principal of the Underhill Central School.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRJohn LaRue

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CONTACT INFORMATION10 River Road, Jericho 802-899-4680 802-899-4001 faxunderhillid .k12 .vt .us

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MISSION STATeMeNTUnderhill ID School is committed to ensuring a respectful and responsible school community where all members have the opportunity to reach their full potential. As we begin this new school year we have chosen as our focus the infusion of 21st Century Skills into our curriculum.

pRINCIpAlCindy Mackin is a native Vermonter with degrees from the University of Vermont and Vermont Law School. She has worked for 22 years as a classroom teacher and principal in other Chittenden East schools before coming to the Underhill ID School in 2005. This is her sixth year as Principal.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRRobert Letovsky

unDErhill iD ElEmEntary School

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CONTACT INFORMATION20 River Road, Jericho 802-899-3711 802-899-4281 faxbrownsriver .k12 .vt .us

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MISSION STATeMeNTAs a caring, safe, and responsible community, the Browns River Middle School staff is dedicated to working with students, their parents, and the community to meet the unique academic, social, emotional, and physical needs of our students.

pRINCIpAlNancy Guyette graduated UVM with a major in French and a minor in music. She taught French at Sacred Heart High School in Newport before moving to Lamoille Union High School where she was appointed the department head for fine arts and foreign languages and eventually named assistant principal and then principal. She has spent over a decade at the helm of Browns River Middle School. In 1985, Nancy was named teacher of the year, and in 2001 she was honored as middle school principal of the year.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRJudith Jones

BroWnS rivEr miDDlE School

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CONTACT INFORMATION173 School Street, Richmond 802-434-2188 802-434-2192 faxchms .k12 .vt .us

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STATeMeNT OF phIlOSOphyKeeping the unique characteristics of a middle school in mind, we are committed to building a positive atmosphere at Camels Hump Middle School. Within this environment, individual needs are recognized, interaction with the community is encouraged, and personal growth occurs. We want our school to provide learning opportunities for students, staff and the community.

pRINCIpAlMark Carbone began his teaching career as a special educator at Missisquoi Valley Union High School, Winooski Middle/High School and South Burlington High School. In 1995 he joined the support services team at Camels Hump. In 2000 he became the assistant principal and has been the school’s principal since 2005. Mark received his B.A. from St. Michael’s College and his M.Ed. and CAS from UVM.

ASSISTANT pRINCIpAlSuzanne Gruendling began teaching middle school in the Chittenden South Supervisory Union in 2002. This is her second year as Assistant Principal at Camels Hump.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIR.Judith Jones

camElS humP miDDlE School

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CONTACT INFORMATION211 Browns Trace, Jericho 802-899-2008 802-899-2904 faxmmu .k12 .vt .us

GRAdeS: 9-12




NeCAp SCOReS 11th GradeReading 86 / Math 52 Writing 59 / Science 38

MISSION STATeMeNTThe Mt. Mansfield Union High School community is committed to ensuring that all students meet learning standards that encompass academic, civic and social expectations. We are committed to sustaining a healthy school environment that fosters trust, honesty and respect for the opinions and diversity of others.

pRINCIpAlJennifer Botzojourns has degrees from Dartmouth College and the University of Vermont. She taught in Connecticut before moving to Vermont and teaching in Burlington and then Montpelier, joining the staff at MMU in 2000.

ASSISTANT pRINCIpAlMichael Weston has a B.S. from UVM, a Post-Bac teaching license from St. Michael’s College, and a Master’s in education from UVM. He worked for over a decade in the Burlington School District before coming to MMU in 2005.

ASSISTANT pRINCIpAlAdrienne Capone has a B.A. from LaSalle University and an M.A. from Norwich University. She is enrolled in the Certificate of Advanced Studies in education leadership and policy program at UVM. Adrienne’s varied background includes being a small business owner, musician and waitress, as well as a language arts teacher. She has been at MMU since 1989.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRJudith Jones

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CONTACT INFORMATION5420 Shelburne Road, Suite 300Shelburne802-383-1234 802-383-1242 faxcssu.org

SupeRINTeNdeNTElaine [email protected]

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRJeanne Jensen

chittenden county South, VeRMont

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Chittenden South features three elementary/middle schools for the towns of Charlotte, Hinesburg and Shelburne. In addition, it has the Williston School District which consists of an early elementary school and a late elementary/middle school. Students attend Champlain Valley Union High School.

The schools making up CSSU like to be considered collectively rather than individual entities. Superintendent Pinckney writes that: “All CSSU schools/administrators work collaboratively to ensure an engaged, personalized learning environment. They all believe in the development of individuals who learn actively and collaboratively and think creatively and critically.”

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CONTACT INFORMATION408 Hinesburg Road, Charlotte 802-425-2771 802-425-2122 faxccsvt .us

GRAdeS: K-8


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NeCAp SCOReSReading 90 / Math 88Science 82 – 4th grade, 45 – 8th grade

MISSION STATeMeNTOur goal is to provide an educationally rich, safe and nurturing environment for all of our students. We work closely with our staff, community members and students to clarify expectations, meet standards and to celebrate our efforts. The responsibilities of the team are varied and through collaboration, their energies are always focused on all students achieving high standards through quality educational experiences.

CO-pRINCIpAlAudrey Boutaugh is starting her fi rst year at Charlotte Central School. She obtained her B.S. in fi nance from the University of Connecticut and both her MBA and M.Ed. from the University of New Haven. She comes to Vermont from Connecticut where she worked as a third grade teacher, vice principal and principal.

CO-pRINCIpAlGreg Marino is also starting his fi rst year at Charlotte. Greg has a B.S. in music education from Ithaca College, a M.Ed. from CUNY at Queensbury and a C.A.S. in administration from Stonybrook. He taught instrumental music and served as an assistant principal in New York before moving to Vermont to become a principal in the town of Essex. .

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRLynne Jaunich

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CONTACT INFORMATION10888 Route 116, Hinesburg 802-482-2106 802-482-2003 fax2 .cssu .org/hcsvt

GRAdeS: K-8


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MISSION STATeMeNTWe believe that every student is capable of learning and that every student can master the behaviors, skills and knowledge essential for a contributing member of a democratic society.

pRINCIpAlRobert Goodreau is in his fourth year as Principal at the Hinesburg Community School. Bob has a B.S. in Education from Lyndon State College, a M.Ed. from St. Michael’s College and a C.A.S. in Administration from UVM. Prior to joining the staff at Hinesburg he taught at Mount Mansfi eld Union High School, served as a teaching Principal at Richmond Elementary School and Principal at Camel’s Hump Middle School.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRPaul Lamberson, 482-4941

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CONTACT INFORMATION345 Harbor Road, Shelburne 802-985-3331 802-985-8951 fax2 .cssu .org/scsvt

GRAdeS: K-8


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MISSION STATeMeNTIt is the mission of the Shelburne School District to ensure that each child investigates, masters and applies the knowledge, skills, values and behaviors necessary for lifelong learning and meaningful participation in a global society.

CO-pRINCIpAlAllegra Miller is starting her sixth year in Shelburne. Allegra has a B.S. in music education from the University of New Hampshire and a M.Ed. in Educational Administration from St. Michael’s College. She came to Shelburne from Colchester where she taught music and served as assistant principal.

CO-pRINCIpAlAllen Miller is embarking on his first year in Shelburne. Allen comes to Vermont from Alaska where he taught middle and high school science, as well as teaching a multi-age fifth/sixth grade classroom before joining the administration as an assistant principal at both the middle and high school levels. Allen has a B.S. in Education, Russian and Developmental Psychology and a M.Ed. from Ithaca College. He taught for one year in Russia, was a NASA teacher space finalist, and worked with the U.S. Olympic team in 1998 as an assistant coach and in 2002 as a Russian translator.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRRussell Caffry985-5525, [email protected].

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WilliSton School DiStrict

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Walter Nardelli received his B.S. in Education from Johnson State College and his M.Ed. in Educational Administration from St. Michael’s College. He was a math teacher in Essex town, Charlotte and Shelburne before being named Principal in Essex and then Shelburne. Walter is starting his sixth year as District Leader in Williston.

MISSION STATeMeNT

The mission of the Williston School District is to create empowered learners who have: a positive self-concept, a healthy mind and body, a clear understanding of and ownership for their own learning, a commitment to meeting global responsibilities, the behaviors and skills to become lifelong learners, and the responsibility for creating and maintaining a democratic society.

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CONTACT INFORMATION497 Talcott Road, Williston 802-878-2762 879-5829 fax2 .cssu .org/wsdvt

GRAdeS: PK-2


dROp OuT RATe: N/A


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MISSION STATeMeNTThe mission of the Williston School District is to create empowered learners who have: a positive self-concept, a healthy mind and body, a clear understanding of and ownership for their own learning, a commitment to meeting global responsibilities, the behaviors and skills to become lifelong learners, and the responsibility for creating and maintaining a democratic society.

pRINCIpAlJohn Terko is in his 11th year at Allen Brook. He received his B.S. in Education from SUNY Brockport and his M.Ed. in Educational Administration from UVM. John taught science in NY State and Alburgh before joining the administrative staffs in Bridgewater and Windsor, VT as a principal. John tried out for the Cincinnati Reds at age 18 and has been known to impress students with his little red Triumph Spitfi re.

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CONTACT INFORMATION396 CVU Road, Hinesburg 802-482-7100 802-482-7108 faxcvuhs .org

GRAdeS: 9-12




NeCAp SCOReS 11th GradeReading 74 / Math 44Writing 59 / Science 41

MISSION STATeMeNTWe believe that every student can demonstrate the behaviors, skills and knowledge essential for a contributing member of a democratic society. The mission of CVU and the community is to ensure this learning for all students and challenge them to develop excellence in their individual pursuits.

pRINCIpAlSean McMannon has a B.S. in business from Penn State and a M.Ed. from Lesley College. He also studied Educational Administration at St. Michael’s College. Sean is in his sixth year at CVU. He worked as a special educator in Massachusetts and Alaska before joining the staff of CVU, first as a special educator and then as a house director. Sean was a Peace Corps volunteer in Botswana and serves on the board of NEASSC and Linking Learning to Life.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRDarlene Worth

SpORTS pROGRAMS

Fall Sports: Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Football, Boys And Girls Soccer

Winter Sports: Alpine And Nordic Skiing, Boys And Girls Basketball, Gymnastics, Boys And Girls Ice Hockey, Wrestling

Spring Sports: Baseball, Softball, Boys And Girls Lacrosse, Golf, Boys And Girls Tennis, Track And Field.

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CONTACT INFORMATION125 Laker Lane Box 27Colchester802-264-5986 802-863-4774 faxcsdvt.org

SupeRINTeNdeNTLawrence [email protected]

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chittenden county

colchEStEr School DiStrict

The Colchester School consists of two early elementary schools which funnel into one late elementary, one middle and one high school.

MISSION STATeMeNTThe mission of the Colchester School District - proud of its respect for individual needs and its commitment to integrated learning - is to ensure that all students will develop the academic proficiency, social skill, and character, to be fulfilled, responsible, and involved citizens; we will accomplish this by providing diverse, challenging educational experiences in partnership with families and the community

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CONTACT INFORMATIONP.O. Box 32, Colchester 802-264-5920 802-862-6835 faxcsdvt .org/PPS

GRAdeS: PK-2


dROp OuT RATe: N/A



ABOuT pORTeRS pOINTPorters Point School is a Responsive Classroom school which strives to create classroom and school communities. We are implementing Differentiated Instruction throughout the school. Porters Point just completed the 30th year of Project Inside Out which is held annually during the last five days of school in June and has won awards for its outdoor and environmental education.

pRINCIpAlJames Marshall has a B.A. in history and special education from Johnson State College and an M.A. in education from Keene State College. James started his teaching career in New Hampshire teaching special education from K through 12, as well as high school history. After moving to Vermont, he taught special education in Winooski before becoming the special education director first in Franklin County and then for the Colchester School District.

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CONTACT INFORMATIONP.O. Box 48, Colchester 802-264-5959879-5350 faxcsdvt .org/UMS

GRAdeS: K-2


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MISSION STATeMeNTUnion Memorial School provides a safe, caring and dependable environment that guides students towards academic excellence and social responsibility while preparing them for life-long learning.

pRINCIpAlChris Antonicci has a B.A. from UVM and a Master’s from Keene State College. After several years of teaching in New Hampshire, he became the assistant principal of the Malletts Bay School before being promoted to principal at Union Memorial.

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CONTACT INFORMATIONP.O. Box 28, Colchester 802-264-5900264-5901 faxcsdvt .org/MBS

GRAdeS: 3-5


dROp OuT RATe: N/A



SChOOl phIlOSOphyWe are a fair and welcoming community of life-long learners who strive to do our best, and who think not only what is, but what can be. We do this by providing a safe, caring, and respectful environment; exploring academic fields of knowledge; using a variety of instructional strategies; and integrating technology.

pRINCIpAlJulie Benay is starting her first year with the Colchester School District, bringing with her fourteen years of administrative experience. Julie started the Success by Six programs in Franklin County. She later served as an assistant principal and principal for Swanton Elementary School. Julie started her career in education helping her mother run the Saxon Hill School out of their home in Jericho, VT. She graduated from the University of Vermont in 1978 with a B.S. in early childhood and human development. She taught first grade and kindergarten before earning a M.Ed. in educational administration in 1988.

Teacher Diane Bahrenburg was named Vermont Teacher of the Year in 2008.

mallEttS Bay School

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CONTACT INFORMATIONP.O. Box 30, Colchester 802-264-5800802-264-5858 faxcsdvt .org/CMS

GRAdeS: 6-8


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MISSION STATeMeNTOur mission at Colchester Middle School is to foster a community based upon core values of respect, opportunity, achievement, and responsibility.

pRINCIpAlCarolyn Dickinson received a B.S. in music education from Roberts Wesleyan College and a M.Ed. in organization and management from Antioch University, New England. Carolyn taught music to elementary and middle schools in New York before moving to Vermont and teaching music at Mallets Bay School. She served as assistant principal at Colchester Middle School before being promoted to principal.

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CONTACT INFORMATION131 Laker Lane, Colchester 802-658-1570 802-264-5757 faxcsdvt .org/chs

GRAdeS: 9-12




NeCAp SCOReS 11th GradeReading 73 / Math 41Writing 57 / Science 27

MOTTO: Equity and Excellence in a climate of respect, responsibility and pride

MISSION STATeMeNTEquity and Excellence in a climate of respect, responsibility and pride. The mission of the Colchester High School - proud of its respect for individual needs and its commitment to integrated learning - is to ensure that all students will develop the academic profi ciency, social skill, and character, to be fulfi lled, responsible, and involved citizens; we will accomplish this by providing diverse, challenging educational experiences in partnership with families and the community.

pRINCIpAlAmy Minor worked as a science teacher and assistant principal at Colchester High School before being promoted to principal. She has a B.A. in biological sciences with a minor in chemistry from SUNY Buffalo, a teacher’s certifi cation from St. Bonaventure University, and an M.A. in administration and reading from Saint Michael’s College

ASSISTANT pRINCIpAlSRyan Parkman and Timothy Emery

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Winter Sports: alpine and nordic skiing, boys and girls basketball, dance, boys and girls ice hockey, wrestling.

Spring Sports: baseball, softball, golf, lacrosse, boys and girls tennis, track and fi eld, rugby.

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CONTACT INFORMATION58 Founders RoadEssex Jct 802-878-8168802-878-5190 faxetsdvt.org

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ESSEx toWn School DiStrict

The Essex Town School District consists of an early elementary, late elementary and middle school. In addition there is a magnet school for students in grades four through eight. Although the district does not have its own high school, students attend Essex High School which is in the Chittenden Central Supervisory Union. The district wishes to be treated as a whole and offers the following Ends Policy as their mission.

1 .0 The Essex Town School District exists so that young people are empowered with the knowledge, skills, and attributes needed to prepare them for the next stage of their lives as successful and contributing members of a global society. These efforts will be guided by the principles of the Essex Design for Learning and provided at a reasonable cost.

1 .1 Students will meet or exceed the expectations of the knowledge for core subjects, as outlined in the Vermont Framework of Standards and Vermont Grade Expectations, within the context of interdisciplinary themes

of: community; global awareness and sustainability; financial, economic, business and entrepreneurial literacy; civic literacy; and health literacy.

1 .2 Students will develop attributes for life-long learning in a complex world through: creativity and innovation; critical thinking and problem solving; and communication and collaboration.

1 .3 Students will demonstrate functional and critical thinking skills in the use and understanding of information, media and technology.

1 .4 Students will develop the skills to navigate complex school, life, and work environments in a competitive world. These skills include: flexibility and adaptability; initiative and self-direction; social and cross-cultural skills; productivity and accountability; and adership and responsibility.

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CONTACT INFORMATION1 Bixby Hill Road, Essex Jct 802-878-2584802-879-6002 faxedline .net/pages/Essex_Elementary_School

GRAdeS: PK-2


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MISSION STATeMeNTAt EES, we take care of ourselves, each other, and our school.

CO-pRINCIpAlElizabeth Bonesteel holds a B.A. from Hobart and William Smith Colleges and two M.A.s from Michigan State University and Teachers College (Columbia University). This is her first year as co-principal, having served as Associate Principal last year. Elizabeth has seven years experience as a teacher and special educator, and spent three years as an American International teacher and coordinator.

CO-pRINCIpAlPeter Farrell comes to Essex Elementary from Founders Memorial where he spent five years as Associate Principal. Peter has six years of teaching experience. He received his B.S. at Northeastern and his M.Ed. from UVM.

ESSEx ElEmEntary School

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CONTACT INFORMATION33 Founders Road, Essex Jct 802-879-6326802-879-1363 faxedline .net/pages/Founders_Memorial_School

GRAdeS: 3-5


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pRINCIpAlKatherine Barwin holds degrees from UVM and Harvard. She spent seventeen years as a classroom instructor, teaching middle school reading and language arts. Prior to being named Principal, Barwin served as a District Literacy Teacher Leader and a Curriculum Coordinator.

ASSOCIATe pRINCIpAl Marsha Wickens received her Bachelor’s degree in Education from SUNY and her Master’s in Education from St. Michael’s College. She has twenty-three years of experience in special education and six years of administrative experience as an associate principal, principal, and assistant director of student support services.

FounDErS mEmorial School

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CONTACT INFORMATION60 Founders Road, Essex Jct 802-857-1532802-857-1532 faxedline .net/pages/The_Edge_Academy

GRAdeS: 4-8


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Founded in 2009, the Edge Academy is an experimental school which uses multi-age, project-based cooperative education. The students help draft themes on which to design their curriculum. After a morning of more traditional schooling, they spend their afternoons working on projects. The Academy encourages outdoor learning “in order to encourage commitment to environmental sustainability and passion for our natural world.” Edge students recently wrote a successful grant for solar panels for their building

MISSION STATeMeNTThe mission of The Edge Academy is to create environments that push the edge of innovative learning through exploration and empowerment.

COORdINATOREllen Thompson has been an educator for over thirty years. She spent more than two decades as a classroom teacher; fourteen of those years were teaching children aged 6 to 9 in a multi-age classroom. She was named Vermont Teacher of the Year in 1993 and has represented Vermont at two national teacher forums. Ellen also taught Elementary Education at UVM where she supervised student teachers. She recently completed her Ph.D. in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at UVM. Ellen became the Coordinator at the Edge Academy after serving as the Director of Instruction and Information Services for the Essex Town District.

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CONTACT INFORMATION60 Founders Road, Essex Jct 802-879-7173802-879-6139 faxedline .net/pages/Essex_Middle_School

GRAdeS: 6-8


dROp OuT RATe: N/A



pRINCIpAlKevin Briggs served two years as Associate Principal at Essex Middle School before being promoted to principal. He has fourteen years of classroom and special education experience. Kevin received his B.A. from Johnson State College and his M.Ed. from UVM.

INTeRIM ASSOCIATe pRINCIpAlMattie Jean Scheidt is starting her fi rst year in administration after spending eleven years working in student behavior and special education. Mattie has a B.S. from Appalachian State University and a Masters in Education from UVM.

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CONTACT INFORMATION42 Herrick AvenueMilton 802-893-3210802-893-3213 faxmtsd-vt.org

SupeRINTeNdeNTMartin Waldron802-893-3210 [email protected]

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRDoug [email protected]

chittenden county

milton toWn School DiStrict

The Milton Town School District consists of Milton Elementary School and Milton Junior/Senior High School. The town of Milton is 15 miles north of Burlington and is home to approximately 9,500 people. Milton describes itself as “the best kept secret” in Chittenden County. One school board covers both schools in the district.

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milton toWn School DiStrict

chittenden county

CONTACT INFORMATION42 Herrick Avenue, Milton 802-893-3215802-893-3224 faxmtsd-vt .org/mes

GRAdeS: PK-6


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MISSION STATeMeNTOur common mission is to improve the learning outcomes for all students and to make a positive, significant difference in their lives. By focusing on collaboration, we will learn from each other as we refine our practice and ensure student learning.

pRINCIpAlSandy Jump always knew she wanted to be a teacher, starting with her involvement in the Future Teachers Club in high school in Wethersfield, CT. She received her B.A. in Art Education at Elmira College and her Masters of Arts in Communications from Fairfield University. Sandy taught high school art at Fryeburg Academy and subsequently completed a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Educational Leadership at the University of Southern Maine. Sandy’s first principalship was in Maine, followed by a stint at Waits River Valley School and one year as the interim

principal at Charlotte Central School. This is her first year at Milton Elementary School.

ASSISTANT pRINCIpAlKathleen Kilbourne has 15 years experience as an elementary school and special education teacher at Bristol Elementary School. She spent two years as the director of the Parent Information Resource Center and was responsible for a 3.3 million dollar federal grant to help increase student achievement by increasing parent and community involvement in over 100 schools across the state of Vermont.

ASSISTANT pRINCIpAlNative Vermonter, Mary Jane Stinson received her undergraduate degree from SUNY Plattsburgh, and her Master’s Degree from Johnson State College. Mary Jane has worked for the Milton School District for twenty years in both the middle and high schools. She has also taught in Essex Jct, Massachusetts and Arizona.

milton ElEmEntary School

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CONTACT INFORMATION17 Rebecca Lander Drive, Milton 802-893-3230802-893-3247 faxmtsd-vt .org/mms-mhs

GRAdeS: 7-12




11.96 (middle school), 11.84 (high school)

NeCAp SCOReSMiddle School: Reading 64 / Math 64Science 25. 11th Grade: NECAP Scores: Reading 72 / Math 27 / Writing 64Science 17

CO-pRINCIpAlAnne Blake is the principal for grades 10-12. She received her B.A. from Smith College and her M.A. from Johnson State College. After teaching high school for eight years, she became an Assistant Principal in Milton before being named Co-Instructional Leader. This will be her tenth year in administration at Milton.

CO-pRINCIpAlLaurie Hodgden is the principal for grades 7-9. She received her BA from UMass-Amherst and her MAT from Boston College before returning to Vermont to enter the Ed.D program at UVM. This is her sixth year as a Co-Instructional Leader at Milton.

ASSISTANT pRINCIpAlScott Thompson moved to Vermont in 1993 to pursue a degree in Environmental Science from Johnson State College and subsequently received a Masters in Education at St. Michael’s College. He worked as a math teacher at Milton Middle School before joining the administrative staff. Scott also teaches kayaking for Johnson State College and the Wilderness Program at Saint Michael’s College.

SpORTS pROGRAM

Fall Sports: Boys And Girls Soccer, Boys And Girls Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Football.

Winter Sports: Boys And Girls Basketball, Boys Hockey, Gymnastics, Cheerleading.

Spring Sports: Baseball, Softball, Boys Golf, Boys And Girls Track, Boys And Girls Lacrosse.

milton miDDlE/high School

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milton miDDlE/high School

CONTACT INFORMATION500 Dorset StreetSouth Burlington 802-652-7250802-652-7257 faxsbschools.net

SupeRINTeNdeNTJohn [email protected]

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRRichard [email protected]

chittenden county

So. Burlington School DiStrict

The South Burlington School District consists of three elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. One school board covers all schools within the district.

Mission Statement: The mission of the South Burlington School District, a community committed to excellence in education, is to ensure that each student possesses the knowledge, skills, and character to create a successful and responsible life. We will do this by building safe, caring, and challenging learning environments, fostering family and community partnerships, utilizing global resources, and inspiring life-long learning

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CONTACT INFORMATION262 White Street, South Burlington 802-652-7400802-658-9048 faxchamberlin .sf .sbschools .net

GRAdeS: K-5


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MISSION STATeMeNTWelcome to Chamberlin School, a special place where the pursuit of lifelong learning is nurtured by the active participation of students, parents, and teachers; where caring and concern for one another foster responsible citizenship; and where everyone is encouraged to be a part of a warm, supportive, growing family.

pRINCIpAlJudith Maynard received a mention in the Congressional Record in 2004 when she was named a National Distinguished Principal, one of only 65 to receive that recognition. She received her B.S., M.Ed., C.A.S., and Ed.D from the University of Vermont and has taught in the graduate education department at St. Michael’s College.

chittenden county

chamBErlin School

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chamBErlin SchoolPrivate Tutoring, Mentoring, and Consultations

862-6674 evervt.org

Lakewood Commons, East’O Lake Building, Suite 4101233 Shelburne Road, South Burlington, Vermont 05403

Evergreen of Vermont specializes in applied learning: transferring cutting-edge science into effective learning in any school setting. Skill and effort are invested to customize ‘Programs’ that actually fit a student’s needs and assure thriving in school. A Program is also private and one-to-one. There are no groups.

Evergreen Programs are rooted in 21st Century science, the wisdom of the ages, and a quality of service that was once offered in a bygone era. A holistic and a developmental-long-view are used to understand a student. The planned intent is to be life altering, and when a Program is done properly, the results follow.

A Program is more than a weekly appointment and, at no additional cost, provides support for students and parents throughout the week by way of additional sessions, phone consultations, computers-in-tandem, emailing, and faxing. There are afternoon and early evening hours and plenty of free parking.

Academic and Art Programs

Learning is the physical growth of the brain, and the Programs are consistent with human nature and how the brain works. This approach nurtures a student’s ability to think and to learn, and it maximizes skills, abilities, and gratification.

Gifted, average, and special-needs students at all academic levels learn the specialized Craft of Being an Effective Student™: pre-school, elementary, middle, and high school; private, public, and home school; college, technical and specialty school; graduate school and professional school.

The full range of schooling issues are covered: learning how to think and how to learn; basic reading and processing textbooks; arithmetic to college math; study skills; writing; any and all subjects from history to chemistry; classroom testing skills to SATs and GREs; social and school issues to departmental politics.

Evergreen Programs also include the arts; for fun as well as for preparation to art school. The basic principles of artistic perception are applied to each medium.

For private and boarding school admissions, Evergreen increases the probability of acceptance by maximizing SSAT scores and by using a unique application method. As a result, the student stands out from the other applicants.

The most common admissions are for: college, art school, technical and specialty schools, and graduate and professional school. Evergreen provides sophisticated SAT and GRE preparation and an admission-friendly application approach that increases the probability of acceptance.

For students who have finished their schooling, Evergreen has special career services and creates the most effective, employer-friendly forms of resumes.

Admissions and Career Programs

Parenting and Marriage Programs

Often, schooling and job issues are accompanied by parenting, family, and marriage conflicts. Evergreen Programs offer concrete ways for parents and students to move forward successfully and in harmony.

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CONTACT INFORMATION2 Baldwin Avenue, South Burlington 802-652-7300802-658-9037 faxorchard .sbschools .net

GRAdeS: K-5


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ABOuT ORChARdOrchard is a neighborhood school, and while most students are bused to the site, this is for safety reasons rather than distance. The school is the focal point of this section of the city and can boast of tremendous community involvement. It is a school where parents, teachers and students are proud of the school environment they have developed together.Orchard School is a one story brick building which was built in three phases. The original part was erected in 1956. In 1970, the library media center wing was added. New construction and remodeling in 1996 added ten classroom spaces and included a project room at the end of each wing.

pRINCIpAlMark Trifilio is starting his first year at Orchard School. He has a B.S. in elementary and secondary education from Northern Illinois University and a M.Ed. in administration from St. Michael’s College. Mark began his teaching career at a junior high school in Illinois, moving to Vermont in 1982 to take a job as a special educator at Danville High School, Woodstock Elementary School and then Berkshire Elementary School where he also worked as a classroom teacher. Mark taught for six years at Hinesburg Elementary School before becoming co-principal at BFA Fairfax and then principal at Brewster Pierce Memorial School in Huntington.

A classical guitarist, Mark is a 2010 graduate of the Snelling School of Government’s Vermont Leadership Project.

orcharD Schoolchittenden county

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CONTACT INFORMATION10 Market Street, South Burlington 802-652-7200802-658-9047 faxcentral .sf .sbschools .net

GRAdeS: K-5


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MISSION STATeMeNTAt Rick Marcotte Central School, we believe that “Everybody is Somebody.” We are an elementary school comprised of Kindergarten through fifth grades. At Rick Marcotte Central School, we are committed to developing the potential of each child to become a lifelong learner and a productive member of the family, local, and global community. In 2005, Rick Marcotte received the Gold Medallion award.

pRINCIpAlSusan Luck has worked in South Burlington for ten years; four as assistant superintendent and six as principal at Rick Marcotte Central School. Susan has a M.Ed. in educational administration from St. Michael’s College. She has taught kindergarten, served as an adjunct in the elementary education department at Champlain College, worked as an educational consultant to the Air Force, and was the vice president of the YMCA.

rick marcottE cEntral Schoolchittenden county

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CONTACT INFORMATION500 Dorset Street, South Burlington 802-652-7100802-652-7152 faxfhtms .sf .sbschools .net

GRAdeS: 6-8


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MISSION STATeMeNTThe Frederick H. Tuttle Middle School is a collaborative student-centered community in which each individual is encouraged, supported and academically challenged to become an active life-long learner.

pRINCIpAlKarsten Schlenter is starting his first year at Frederick Tuttle Middle School. He has a B.A. in education and an M.A. in secondary administration from Saginaw Valley State University. Karsten started his professional career teaching middle and high schools students German, social studies and unified arts in Saginaw, Michigan. Subsequently, he became assistant principal and athletic director in East China, MI, followed by a stint as middle school principal for the Swan Valley Middle School, also in Michigan. Karsten has also taught German at the college level.

FrEDErick h. tuttlE miDDlE Schoolchittenden county

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FrEDErick h. tuttlE miDDlE Schoolchittenden county

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CONTACT INFORMATION550 Dorset Street, South Burlington 802-652-7000802-652-7006 faxsbhs .sf .sbschools .net

GRAdeS: 9-12




NeCAp SCOReSReading 80 / Math 53 Writing 65 / Science 44

ABOuT SOuTh BuRlINGTON hIGhSBHS was ranked as one of the top 25 “Best Schools for Your Housing Buck” by Forbes Magazine. Roughly three-quarters of the “Rebels” continue their education after graduation. In 2008-09, five students received a Certificate of Merit from the National Merit Program and nine others received Letters of Commendation. Students at South Burlington do not receive class rankings and all courses are given equal weight when computing GPA. Extra-curricular clubs and activities include Art Club, Close-Up, Coalition for Community Service, Coffee House, Drama, French Club, Future Educators of America, Gay/Straight Alliance, The Green Team, Interscholastic and Intramural Activities, Habitat for Humanity, Key Club, Math League, Multi-Media Club, National Honor Society, Oceanography Club, Ping Pong Club, Rowing Club, Rugby Club, S.A.D.D. Club, Scholars’ Bowl, Speech Club, Strength/Conditioning Club, Student Council,Ultimate Frisbee, and Unified Sports..

pRINCIpAlPatrick Burke received the Vermont Principals Association’s Distinguished Principal Award in 2006. In addition to his academic background, Patrick is a USA Hockey and American Sport Education Program certified hockey coach and a USA Hockey ACE (Association Coaching Education) Director. Patrick has coached at nearly every level from mites to college and has served as the head varsity coach at three New England high schools. He currently coaches two Vermont youth teams. Patrick played AAA and junior hockey for the Ramapo (N.Y.) Saints and the New Jersey Rockets, as well as college hockey for Connecticut College.

ASSISTANT pRINCIpAlLissa McDonald has twenty-three years in education including five as an administrator. She has a B.S. in education from the University of Maine, a M.Ed. from St. Michael’s College and a CAS in educational leadership from UVM. Lissa started her teaching career in Maine at Orono Jr./Sr. High school. Upon moving to Vermont she taught reading, social studies and English at several area middle and high schools before being named dean of students at Essex High School and administrative dean at South Burlington High School. This is her first year as assistant principal.

South Burlington high School

chittenden county

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South Burlington high School

chittenden county WinooSKi, VeMont

“Encompassing a little more than one mile square, Winooski is the smallest geographic school district in Vermont, and for many reasons, is a very special place for learning. Housed within a single building complex, grades PreK through 12, the small size of the Winooski schools helps to create a positive and caring environment where every student’s success is important. We offer our students a full range of academic studies and extracurricular activities and hold high standards for excellence in instruction, curriculum, and assessment.”

The Winooski School District consists of one elementary school, one middle school and one high school. One school board covers all schools within the district. As befitting the diverse population of the district, the website includes translations in Arabic, French, Swahili and Vietnamese.

CONTACT INFORMATION60 Normand StreetWinooski 802-655-0485802-655-7602 faxwinooski.k12.vt.us

SupeRINTeNdeNTMary Martineau802-655-9575 [email protected]

SChOOl BOARd pReSIdeNTJay [email protected]

WinooSki School DiStrict

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CONTACT INFORMATION70 Normand Street, Winooski 802-655-0411802-655-1032 faxwinooski .k12 .vt .us

GRAdeS: PK-5


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pRINCIpAlMary O’Rourke received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Vermont. She has worked for the Winooski School District for 31 year as an Instructional Assistant (1 year), classroom teacher (13 years) Coordinator of Instruction (15 years) and Principal (2 years).

Principal O’Rourke reports that the JFK Elementary School has a very diverse student population. The teachers have had extensive professional development in literacy and math over the last 17 years. They are highly trained and meet the needs of all students successfully.

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J. F. kEnnEDy ElEmEntary Schoolchittenden county eaSt, VeRMont

J. F. kEnnEDy miDDlE School


GRAdeS: 6-8


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pRINCIpAlMary O’Rourke received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Vermont. She has worked for the Winooski School District for 31 year as an Instructional Assistant (1 year), classroom teacher (13 years) Coordinator of Instruction (15 years) and Principal (2 years).

Principal O’Rourke notes that JFK Middle School has a diverse student population. The middle school is multi-aged with students spending three years (grades 6, 7 and 8) on one team. In addition to core classes (Language Arts, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies), students have an opportunity to participate in fine arts programs, afterschool programs, extra-curricular activities and intervention programs.

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“Winooski High School is currently identified as a Tier I school engaged in a very exciting turnaround process. WHS is a fantastically diverse, yet cohesive school. Over 30% of the students are English Language Learners representing over 21 different languages. At the school’s first community forum of the year students and parents spoke very enthusiastically about their school’s small size; sense of community; teachers’ willingness to go the extra mile for their students; the school’s ability to individualize instruction; and an overall desire to do whatever it takes to make it the best place it can be.”

pRINCIpAlJustin Brown received his B.S. and M.Ed from the University of Vermont. He started his career in education working with Homeward Bound in Barnstable, Mass. From there, he joined the On Top Program in Burlington before becoming the Student Support Center Coordinator at Bellows Free Academy in Fairfax. He is starting his first year as the principal of Winooski High School.

SpORTS pROGRAMS

Fall Sports: Boys And Girls Soccer, Cheerleading, Football

Winter Sports: Boys And Girls Basketball, Cheerleading

Spring Sports: Baseball, Softball, Track And Field.

WinooSki high School

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CONTACT INFORMATION28 Catherine StreetSt. Albans802-524-2600802-524-1540 faxfranklincsu.org

SupeRINTeNdeNTRobert Rosane802-524-2600 [email protected]

FRanKlin county, VeRMont

Franklin cEntral SuPErviSory union

The Franklin Central Supervisory Union consists of three elementary/middle schools covering the towns of Fairfield and St. Albans and the city of St. Albans. All students attend the same high school in St. Albans. There is also a technical center for students in 10th, 11th and 12th grades.

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Franklin cEntral SuPErviSory union


CONTACT INFORMATION57 Park Street, Fairfield 802-827-6639802-827-3604 faxffcsvt .org

GRAdeS: K-8


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Areas Served: Fairfield Center School serves approximately 220 students PreK-8, and is located in picturesque Fairfield, Vermont. Fairfield is a special community that values place-based education, and has worked to develop an engaging “Outdoor Classroom” curriculum. All students participate in maple sugaring in the school’s sugar house during sugaring season. Vermont traditions and occupations such as sugaring and farming are woven into the curriculum to help students understand a sense of place in a 21st century world.

pRINCIpAlJennifer Wood graduated from Middlebury College with a Bachelor’s Degree in history in 1996 and received her Master’s degree in education from Harvard University one year later. Jennifer started out working with children in therapeutic foster care homes for the Northeastern Family Institute in Williston, VT before beginning her career in public education as the director and lead teacher/special educator of Winooski High School’s alternative education program in 1999. She spent eight years with the Milton Town School District holding multiple positions including director of the high school alternative program, coordinator of student management programs, assistant principal, and lead principal at Milton Elementary School. This is her first year as principal at Fairfield.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRMichael Malone802-524-9035, [email protected]

FairFiElD cEntral School

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CONTACT INFORMATION29 Bellows Street, St. Albans 802-527-0565802-527-0153 faxsacsvt .org

GRAdeS: K-8


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St. Albans City School is a pre-K -8 school in the second year of a dynamic new structure designed to promote a Safe, Achieving, Caring culture of learning. The school offers multi-year relationships between teachers and students; a specialist model in content area instruction for reading, writing and math; and professional learning communities across content areas and grade levels. The school continues to take bold steps in moving forward the curriculum, instruction and assessment to provide a thorough understanding of students and a focused, intentional education. Beyond reading, writing and math, other core content areas are taught through project-based learning with culminating events that bring together the entire school community. The school embraces 21st Century learning with technology as a strong foundation; offers a rich unified arts curriculum to reach and engage every child; and is supported by a strong parent presence.

MISSION STATeMeNTThe mission of the St. Albans City School is to nurture all children’s natural love of learning so they develop the confidence, skills, and knowledge to succeed at all levels of their education and become responsible members of the community.

pRINCIpAlJoan Cavallo worked in graphics and manufacturing automation for over 15 years following her graduation from LeMoyne College with a Bachelor’s degree in math. Subsequently, she returned to school, graduating first from the New England Culinary Institute and then obtaining her Master’s in education from UVM. Joan taught middle school students with an emphasis on math before being named assistant principal at Missisquoi Valley Union High School. After serving as interim principal in St. Albans, she was given her first principalship.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRChris Chagnon524-9168, [email protected]

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CONTACT INFORMATION169 South Main Street, St. Albans 802-527-7191802-527-7043 faxsatecvt .org

GRAdeS: PK-8


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NeCAp SCOReSReading 73 / Math 64Science – 43 – 4th grade, 19 – 8th grade

Although we are a larger school, by Vermont standards, as a staff we take great pride in caring for our students, getting to know them as individuals, and creating a positive culture for our students. SATEC has a warm and inviting atmosphere that helps create the feeling of a second family.

MISSION STATeMeNTSATEC is a place where all students and staff can be successful academically, socially, and emotionally in a positive, caring and safe environment that respects individuality and promotes collaboration.

pRINCIpAlAngela Stebbins graduated from Castleton State College with a degree in education, modern foreign languages, and history honors. She has a Masters in educational administration from Saint Michael’s College. Angela worked as a Spanish teacher and field hockey and softball coach from 1992-2000 at Missisquoi Valley Union High School, also serving as a department chair and curriculum leader. Her first administrative job was assistant principal at Hinesburg Community School where she served for six years, prior to becoming principal of SATEC in 2006.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRPaul Bourbeau, 524-6175

St. alBanS toWn EDucation cEntEr

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CONTACT INFORMATION71 South Main Street, St. Albans 802-527-7576802-527-6465 faxbfasta .net

GRAdeS: 9-12


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BFA is a remarkable high school of 1150 students and over 120 outstanding professionals. Many elements come together at BFA to make it special including an exceptional and challenging curriculum, diverse athletics, and extra-curricular programs. Principal Caron describes the teachers at BFA as the most dedicated, professional and student centered faculty he has ever worked with, noting that they have created a school climate that is welcoming, supportive, rigorous, and above all, built on relationships. Caron adds that despite the large campus size, every student has a meaningful relationship with an adult at BFA. “You will not find a more friendly, courteous and respectful school community than BFA.”.

MISSION STATeMeNTAt Bellows Free Academy, all students learn respect, dependability, and productivity. Through academic and social supports, students learn to be effective problem solvers, active community

members, and lifelong learners.

pRINCIpAlNed Caron obtained his Bachelor’s degree at Lycoming College and his Master’s in education at Penn State. Ned started his teaching career in Pennsylvania, moving to Vermont in 1981 to serve as principal of Bellows Falls Union High School. After fifteen years at the helm, he became superintendent/business manager for the Washington Northeast Supervisory Union and then the Winooski School District. This will be his sixth and last year at the helm of BFA St. Albans.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRJim Mercier, 527-0137

SpORTS pROGRAM

Fall Sports: football, cheerleading, boys and girls soccer, cross-country running.

Winter Sports: boys and girls basketball, boys and girls ice hockey, alpine and nordic skiing, cheerleading.

Spring Sports: baseball, softball, track and field, boys and girls lacrosse, golf, boys and girls tennis.

BElloWS FrEE acaDEmy /St. albans

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BElloWS FrEE acaDEmy /St. albans


CONTACT INFORMATION71 South Main Street, St. Albans 802-527-0614802-827-3604 faxnwtconline .org

GRAdeS: 10-12

eNROllMeNT: N/A CApACITy: N/A

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NeCAp SCOReSN/A

Areas Served: Northwest Technical Center serves high school students from Bellows Free Academy, Missisquoi Valley Union High School, and interested students from the surrounding areas. Students choose from eleven college and career prep programs including automotive technologies, building trades, cosmetology, culinary arts, digital arts, engineering technologies, emergency and fire services, human services, marketing, medical professions, and video production.

One of the things that makes Northwest Technical Center special is that the eleven programs are organized into four Career Academies allowing co-teaching, collaboration and greater growth for students. Also noteworthy is the opportunity for students to earn college credits in high school. As part of the School-to-Work initiative, the Northwest Technical Center also offers Cooperative

Education and Youth Apprenticeship programs for those students who are working during or after school hours. These Co-op and Youth Apprenticeship programs can grant students academic credit for their work experience while they are earning an income and learning valuable on the job skills

MISSION STATeMeNTThe Mission of the Northwest Technical Center is to assist all learners regardless of age, in establishing and attaining their career goals. Learners gain academic knowledge, technical skills and attitudes which will be necessary for employment, post-secondary study and life-long learning.

dIReCTORSally Tarr received her Bachelor of Science in home economics/extension education from UVM, followed by a Master’s in education. Sally has been the director of the Northwest Technical Center since 2003. She started her career teaching home economics in southern Vermont. Subsequently, she taught travel/tourism and hotel and restaurant management at the Tech Center for over two decades before being named guidance counselor and then director.

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CONTACT INFORMATION100 Robin Hood DriveSwanton, Vermont, 05488 Phone 802-868-4967Fax 802-868-4265www.fnwsu.org

SupeRINTeNdeNTDr. John J. [email protected]


Franklin north WESt SuPErviSory union

The Franklin Central Supervisory Union consists of three elementary/middle schools covering the towns of Fairfield and St. Albans and the city of St. Albans. All students attend the same high school in St. Albans. There is also a technical center for students in 10th, 11th and 12th grades.

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Franklin north WESt SuPErviSory union

SWanton cEntral anD mary S. BaBckck ElEmEntary


CONTACT INFORMATION24 Fourth Street, Swanton802-868-5346802-868-4861 faxMary s. Babcock:802-868-4920802-868-3389 fax

GRAdeS: PK-6


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NeCAp SCOReS Reading 66 / Math 63

OuR vISIONThe Swanton School is a caring, responsible, respectful community of learners. Our work, supported by inquiry and reflection, promotes personal integrity, citizenship, and lifelong learning.

ABOuT SWANTON SChOOlServing approximately 600 children in preschool through grade 6, the Swanton School is the second largest PK – 6 elementary school in Vermont. We are located near the shores of beautiful Lake Champlain. Our community includes a historical railroad museum, wildlife refuge, and a museum of Native American History. Agriculture is an important part of our community culture, with apple orchards, dairy farms, and organic vegetable farms in the surrounding area. We enjoy

a great deal of support from families and community members as we work to educate Swanton’s children. Our cultural diversity includes families of Abenaki, Hispanic, African-American, and Chinese origin. Approximately 37% of our student population qualify for free or reduced price hot lunches. Some 13% of our students have a disability requiring an individualized education program

pRINCIpAlBrent Coon began his teaching career in Massachusetts. He attended Springfield College and received a Master’s degree in education from Westfield State. He taught 5th and 6th grade for 11 years in Mass. before coming to Vermont. He was the assistant principal at Swanton School for three years before taking up the position this year as interim principal. [email protected]

SChOOl BOARd ChAIR Don Collins: 802- 868-7975

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CONTACT INFORMATION100 Thunderbird Drive, SwantonPhone: 802-868-7311Fax: 802-868-3129

GRAdeS: 7-12

eNROllMeNT 985 Capacity: N/ATeACheR STudeNT RATIO 11.42

NeCAp SCOReSReading 66 / Math 25 / Writing 44

MISSION STATeMeNTOur mission is to provide opportunities for all students to achieve their individual potentials in a diverse and respectful environment where high standards of academics, ideas and people are valued. MVU is committed to building an active learning community where all are accountable to ensure students develop the skills and knowledge to grow into responsible and productive citizens.OuR phIlOSOphyWe, the Missisquoi Valley Union Middle and High School (MVU) Learning Community, are committed to the establishment of high standards for student learning. Our mission is to create an active learning community where adults and students alike are respected, valued, and required to take responsibility for achievement. Before setting our mission on high standards, we believe it crucial to assure that every student exits MVU with the fundamentals they must embody to enter a democratic society. We must provide foundational

skills in the important areas of basic literacy, numeracy, technology, civics, and finance. No one will be left without these aspects of an educated citizen. pRINCIpAlBob Peguignot has been in education for over 37 years and has a wide range of experience from teaching to administrating. He began his career in Minnesota before moving to Saint Albans. Where he taught physical education at the Saint Albans City School. He became head of the PE department at BFA Saint Albans before returning to the City School to be Assistant Principal. He attended graduate school at Minnesota State University Moorhead, and then took up the position of Principal at Hardwick Elementary for 8 years. Mr. Pequignot was also the Assistant Superintendent and Superintendent in the Champlain Islands before becoming principal at the J.F.Kennedy Elementary school in Winooski for 15 years. [email protected], SChOOl BOARd ChAIRDenis Boucher, 802.868.4828 [email protected]

miSSiSquoi vallEy union miDDlE & high School

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CONTACT INFORMATIONP. O. Box 2035Georgia 802-370-3113802-849-2865 faxfranklinwestsu.org

SupeRINTeNdeNTNed [email protected]


Franklin WESt SuPErviSory union

The Franklin West Supervisory Union consists of one elementary school, one elementary/middle school, and one K-12 school. Students may choose to attend a high school outside the district; several attend BFA St. Albans, Colchester, Essex, South Burlington or Winooski high schools.

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CONTACT INFORMATION340 School Road, Cambridge 802-849-6251802-849-6509 faxfletcherelementary .org

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MISSION STATeMeNTFletcher Elementary is a small community school with a warm, family-like atmosphere and highly experienced staff. Its mission is to provide a safe, accepting, and stimulating environment, where all children are encouraged to develop the academic, social, and teamwork skills necessary to be competent, caring and productive citizens of the 21st century.

pRINCIpAlJeffrey Teitlebaum has served as principal at Fletcher Elementary School for the past fifteen years. Prior to coming to Fletcher, he was principal of the Barnet School for eight years and received the National Distinguished

Principal Award in 1995. He began his teaching career in Montgomery County, Maryland before moving to Vermont for a position at the Roxbury Village School in 1980. Jeffrey graduated from University of Maryland in 1972 with a B.A. in Anthropology. He earned his M.A.T. degree from George Washington University in 1974.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRJennifer [email protected].

FlEtchEr ElEmEntary School

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CONTACT INFORMATION4416 Ethan Allen Highway, St. Albans 802-524-6358802-524-1781 faxgemsvt .org

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MISSION STATeMeNTAt Georgia Elementary Middle School, we are committed to ensuring that all students experience an inspiring, relevant and dynamic curriculum, enabling them to acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for success in the 21st century.

eleMeNTARy SChOOl pRINCIpAlFlora Hurteau received her B.A. at Trinity College in 1988 and her Master’s in education at University of Vermont in 1998. She began her teaching career at Highgate Elementary School and spent seven years serving as principal of Jericho Elementary School. Flora is entering her sixth year at Georgia Elementary/Middle School.

MIddle SChOOl pRINCIpAlFrank Calano is entering his third decade at Georgia Elementary/ Middle School. He has served as principal for the past fifteen years. Prior to starting his principalship, Frank taught middle level physical education. He began his teaching career at Fairfield Center School in 1980. Frank graduated from Johnson State College in 1975 with a B.A. in physical education. He earned his M.A in administration and supervision at Johnson in 1996.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRDoug [email protected].

gEorgia ElEmEntary/miDDlE School

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CONTACT INFORMATIONP.O. Box 68, Fairfax 802-849-6711802-849-2611 faxbfafairfax .com

GRAdeS: K-12





11th Grade Scores: Reading 79 / Math 31 Writing 53 / Science 32

MISSION STATeMeNTThrough our commitment to educating the whole child, Bellows Free Academy Fairfax has a small-school feel with big-school opportunities. The faculty and staff are committed to ensuring all students become informed, literate, critical thinkers who demonstrate responsible social and civic behaviors.

eleMeNTARy SChOOl pRINCIpAlLisa Delorme is entering her seventh year as principal of BFA Fairfax Elementary. Before coming to Fairfax, she was the principal at Enosburg Elementary School and then served six years at the helm of Milton Elementary School. Prior to becoming principal, she taught grades two through five at Enosburg for nine years. Lisa earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in education from Johnson State College in 1984. She acquired a Master of Arts degree in curriculum and instruction in 1989 from the University of Vermont. In 2003, she earned a Doctor of Education degree in leadership and policy studies from UVM.

MIddle SChOOl pRINCIpAlThomas Walsh is entering his 11th year working for the Franklin West Supervisory Union. Previously he spent 13 years as a behavior specialist with the Milton Town School District, supporting middle school students with social-emotional challenges. In 2000, he joined BFA where he first served as assistant principal before obtaining his current position six years ago. Tom received his Bachelor of Arts from East Carolina University and his M.Ed. and Certificate of Advanced Study in educational leadership from UVM.

hIGh SChOOl pRINCIpAlMichael Clark is currently in his second year as principal at Bellows Free Academy. His first full time teaching position was at Newport High School in Newport, N.H. teaching mathematics, science, and health. He served five years as director of the Green Mountain Conservation Camp on Buck Lake. From 1999 to 2009, Michael worked for Colchester High School as a science teacher and assistant principal. Michael graduated from Johnson State College in 1994 with a B.S. in environmental chemistry, a minor in mathematics and a certification to teach science at the secondary level. In 2008, he earned a Masters of Education in school administration, from Saint Michael’s College.

SpORTS pROGRAMFall Sports: boys and girls soccer, boys and girls cross country, football. Winter Sports: boys and girls basketball, nordic skiing, cheerleading. Spring Sports: baseball, softball, track

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CONTACT INFORMATION5038 U.S. Route 2North Hero 802-372-6921802-372-4898 faxgisu.org

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gRand iSle county

granD iSlE SuPErviSory union

The Grand Isle Supervisory Union consists of fi ve schools representing each of the islands making up the district. Three schools are elementary schools while two others are elementary and middle schools. Students can attend high school at the school of their choosing.

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44 South Main Street, St. Albans, Vermont 05478Office: (802) 527-7666 Ext. 108 • Cellular: (802) 782-2834

Fax: (802) 527-2282 • [email protected] my everchanging website at www.ISellListings.com

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Kristine Stell?Kristine Stell,

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managing BROKER

Proudly and Successfully Bringing Buyers and Sellers to their Real Estate Goals

Each Office independently Owned and Operated

ext. 141: Sellers willing to give $10,000 toward closing costs OR reduce price by $10,000

ext. 111: Lake front estate w/400’ of prime shoreline

ext. 181: newly built home – sellers willing to give $2,500 toward closing costs

ext. 211: Custom built for you! Let this local reputable builder sit with you and work out the details!

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CONTACT INFORMATION14 North Main Street, Alburgh 802-796-3573802-796-3068 faxgisu .org/alburgh

GRAdeS: K-8


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MISSION STATeMeNTAlburgh School is a community of learners. We are all here to learn, grow, and become good citizens. Our rules: Be academically engaged. Make responsible choices. Enjoy!

pRINCIpAlBarbara Burrington has been principal of Alburgh School since 2007. Prior to that, she spent thirteen years as co-director of the UVM Lab School, supervising the school’s programs and teaching undergraduate courses. Barbara also served an administrative internship as the principal of the Chamberlin School in South Burlington and taught elementary school for almost a decade in Worcester, VT. She has a B.S. with high honors in elementary and early childhood education programs from Norwich University, a Masters in educational leadership and policy studies from UVM, and took courses at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education, National Institute for Urban School Leaders.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRScott Bortzfield, 802-796-3573

alBurgh community EDucation ctr.

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gRand iSle county

CONTACT INFORMATION75 South Street, South Hero 802-372-6600802-372-5188 faxinternal .gisu .org/Folsom

GRAdeS: K-8


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pRINCIpAlDiane Lemiuex received her B.A. from Central Connecticut State University with a major in elementary education and a minor in special education. She obtained her M.A. in education administration from UVM. Diane spent four years at the St. Albans Town Educational Center where she served as associate principal before becoming technology coordinator for the Franklin Central Supervisory Union. Diane is also an adjunct professor at St. Michael’s College and a graduate of the Snelling Center for Government’s Vermont School Leadership Program.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRBill Chiari, 802-372-8446

FolSom EDucation & community ctr.

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granD iSlE School

CONTACT INFORMATION224 Route 2, Grand Isle 802-372-6913802-372-5292 faxgisu .org/grandisle

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Area Served:

Grand Isle School is fortunate to have a talented and caring staff who consistently puts “kids fi rst.” From the bus drivers to the custodians, from the teachers to the offi ce staff, everyone is committed to providing a quality educational experience in a safe and secure learning environment.

pRINCIpAlTroy Nolan-Watkins has an M.S. from Butler University with a major in elementary administration and supervision, and an M.S.

in elementary education from Ball State. He was named principal of the Grand Isle School in 2006. Previously, the was the interim assistant director of the offi ce of charter schools at Ball State, and a teacher and principal for over a decade at elementary schools in Greenwood, IN.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRHerb Durfee [email protected]

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CONTACT INFORMATION534 School Street, Isle La Motte 802-928-3231802-928-3702 faxgisu .org/islelamotte

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SChOOl hISTORyThe Isle La Motte School is nestled on a small island, five miles long and two miles wide in the northern part of Lake Champlain. The first record of Isle La Motte schools appears in 1793 on page 6, Book I, of the Town Proceedings: “voted to build school 16 feet square.” This later became the South District schoolhouse, later known as the South End School, and now the Historical Society building.

Today Isle La Motte has a new, modern school building which houses an average enrollment of 35 students in grades K - 6. We have three multi-age classrooms, a large multi-purpose room (gym/cafeteria), a library, work-study office, kitchen, nurses’ office, and a large outside playground. Students complete their junior and high school years off the island at local surrounding schools.

pRINCIpAlDiane Reilly

SChOOl BOARd MeMBeRS

Tara Liloia [email protected]

Heather Luce 802-928-3130 [email protected].

iSlE la mottE ElEmEntary School

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gRand iSle county

CONTACT INFORMATION6441 Route 2, North Hero 802-372-8866802-372-4867 faxgisu .org/northhero

GRAdeS: K-6


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NeCAp SCOReSReading 68 / Math 71 / Sience N/A

MISSION STATeMeNTOur mission is to provide every student a foundation of academic skills, self-respect and moral character in a safe, caring, enriching, and challenging environment. This setting will make it possible for each student to reach his or her full potential as a responsible, compassionate and contributing member of society.

pRINCIpAlJoanna Bennink has a degree in social studies from Michigan State University, an MBA from Western Michigan University and a Master’s in elementary education from Grand Valley State University. After twelve years of teaching first graders, she moved to Vermont to take a position at North Hero School. Joanna has just finished her administrative endorsement from UVM.

SChOOl BOARd ChAIRAndrew Julow

north hEro School

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ChITTeNdeN CeNTRAl SupeRvISORy uNION51 Park StreetEssex Jct, VT 05081802-857-7000 / Fax 879-1370www.ccsuvt.orgSuperintendent: Mike Deweese, 802-878-7000 x 4018, [email protected]

AlBeRT d. lAWTON SChOOl104 Maple StreetEssex Jct, VT 05452 802-878-1388 / Fax 879-8175 www.ccsuvt.org/adlGrades: 6-8

BuRlINGTON SeNIOR hIGh SChOOl52 Institute RoadBurlington, VT 05401 802-864-8411/ Fax 864-8408 bhs.bsdvt.orgGrades: 9-12

BuRlINGTON TeChNICAl CeNTeR52 Institute RoadBurlington, VT 05401 802-864-8426 / Fax 864-8521burlingtontech.infoGrades: 11-12

C.p. SMITh SChOOl332 Ethan Allen Parkway Burlington, VT 05401 802-864-8479 / Fax 864-4923smith.bsdvt.orgGrades: K-5

CeNTeR FOR TeChNOlOGy, eSSex3 Educational DriveEssex Jct, VT 05452 802-879-5558 www.ccsuvt.org/cteGrades: 11-12

edMuNdS eleMeNTARy SChOOl299 Main StreetBurlington, VT 05401 802-864-8473 / Fax 864-2166 ees.bsdvt.orgGrades: K-5

edMuNdS MIddle SChOOl275 Main StreetBurlington, VT 05401 802-864-8486 / Fax 864-2218 ems.bsdvt.orgGrades: 6-8

eSSex uNION hIGh SChOOl 2 Educational Drive Essex Jct, VT 05452 802-879-5500 / Fax 879-5503 www.ccsuvt.org/ehsGrades: 9-12

hIAWAThA SChOOl34 Hiawatha AvenueEssex Jct, VT 05452 802-878-1384 / Fax 879-8199 www.ccsuvt.org/hiawathaGrades: PK-3

INTeGRATed ARTS ACAdeMy AT h. O. WheeleR eleMeNTARy (a magnet school)6 Archibald StreetBurlington, VT 05401 802-864-8475 / Fax 864-2162 iaa.bsdvt.orgGrades: K-5

J. J. FlyNN SChOOl1645 North AvenueBurlington, VT 05401 802-864-8478 / Fax 864-2145 flynn.bsdvt.orgGrades: K-5

lyMAN C. huNT MIddle SChOOl1364 North AvenueBurlington, VT 05401 802-864-8469 / Fax 864-8467 hunt.bsdvt.orgGrades: 6-8

SuMMIT STReeT SChOOl17 Summit StreetEssex Jct, VT 05452 802-878-1377 / Fax 878-1380 www.ccsuvt.org/summitGrades: K-3

SuSTAINABIlITy ACAdeMy AT lAWReNCe BARNeS (a magnet school)123 North StreetBurlington, VT 05401 802-864-8480 / Fax 864-2161 sa.bsdvt.orgGrades: K-5

ThOMAS FleMING SChOOl9 Prospect StreetEssex Jct, VT 05452 802-878-1381 / Fax 879-5598 www.ccsuvt.org/flemingGrades: 4-5

WeSTFORd SChOOl146 Brookside RoadWestford, VT 05494 802-878-5932 / Fax 879-0874 www.ccsuvt.org/westfordGrades: EE-8

ChITTeNdeN eAST SupeRvISORy uNIONBox 282, 211 Bridge StreetRichmond, VT 05477802-434-2128 / Fax 434-2196www.cesu.k12.vt.usSuperintendent: John Alberghini, 802-434-2128 x204, [email protected]

BROWNS RIveR MIddle SChOOl20 River RoadJericho, VT 05465 802-899-3711 / Fax 899-4281 www.brownsriver.k12.vt.usGrades: 5-8

BReWSTeR pIeRCe MeMORIAl SChOOl120 School StreetHuntington, VT 05462 802-434-2074 / Fax 434-5575 www.bpms.k12.vt.usGrades: K-4

CAMelS huMp MIddle SChOOl173 School StreetRichmond, VT 05477 802-434-2188 / Fax 434-2192 www.chms.k12.vt.usGrades: 5-8

JeRIChO eleMeNTARy SChOOl90 Route 15Jericho, VT 05465 802-899-2272 / Fax 899-1059 www.jericho.k12.vt.usGrades: K-4

MT. MANSFIeld uNION hIGh SChOOl 211 Browns TraceJericho, VT 05465 802-899-2008 / Fax 899-2904 www.mmu.k12.vt.usGrades: 9-12

RIChMONd eleMeNTARy SChOOl125 School StreetRichmond, VT 05477 802-434-2461 / Fax 434-7241www.richmond.k12.vt.usGrades: K-4

SMIlIe MeMORIAl SChOOl2712 Theodore Roosevelt Hwy. Bolton, VT 05676 802-434-2757 / Fax 434-2098www.smilie.k12.vt.usGrades: K-4

uNdeRhIll CeNTRAl eleMeNTARy SChOOl6 Irish Settlement RoadUnderhill Center, VT 05490 802-899-4676 / Fax 899-5173 www.underhill.k12.vt.usGrades: K-4

uNdeRhIll Id eleMeNTARy SChOOl10 River Road, Jericho, VT 05465 802-899-4680 / Fax 899-4001 www.underhillid.k12.vt.usGrades: K-4

ChITTeNdeN SOuTh SupeRvISORy uNION5420 Shelburne Road, Suite 300Shelburne, VT 05482802-383-1234 / Fax 383-1242www.cssu.orgSuperintendent: Elaine Pinckney, [email protected] Board Chair: Jeanne Jensen

AlleN BROOk SChOOl497 Talcott RoadWilliston, VT 05495802-878-2762 / Fax 879-5829www2.cssu.org/wsdvtGrades: PK-2Enrollment: 457

ChAMplAIN vAlley uhS #15396 CVU RoadHinesburg, VT 05461 802-482-7100 / Fax 482-7108 www.cvuhs.orgGrades: 9-12

ChARlOTTe CeNTRAl SChOOl408 Hinesburg RoadCharlotte, VT 05445 802-425-2771 / Fax 425-2122 www.ccsvt.usGrades: K-8

hINeSBuRG COMMuNITy SChOOl10888 Route 116Hinesburg, VT 05461 802-482-2106 / Fax 482-2003 www2.cssu.org/hcsvtGrades: K-8

ShelBuRNe COMMuNITy SChOOl345 Harbor RoadShelburne, VT 05482

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802-985-3331 / Fax 985-8951/www2.cssu.org/scsvtGrades: K-8

WIllISTON CeNTRAl SChOOl195 Central School Drive Williston, VT 05495 802-879-5801 / Fax 879-5830 www2.cssu.org/wsdvtGrades: 3-8

COlCheSTeR SChOOl dISTRICT125 Laker Lane, Box 27Colchester, VT 05446802-264-5986 / Fax 863-4774www.csdvt.orgSuperintendent: Lawrence Waters, [email protected] Board Chair: Dirk Reith, 802-879-6547, [email protected]

COlCheSTeR hIGh SChOOlP.O. Box 900Colchester, VT 05446 802-658-1570 / Fax 264-5757 www.csdvt.org/CHSGrades: 9-12

COlCheSTeR MIddle SChOOl P.O. Box 30Colchester, VT 05446 802-264-5800 / Fax 264-5858 www.csdvt.org/CMSGrades: 6-8

MAlleTTS BAy SChOOlP.O. Box 28Colchester, VT 05446 802-264-5900 / Fax 264-5901 www.csdvt.org/MBSGrades: 3-5

pORTeRS pOINT SChOOl P.O. Box 32Colchester, VT 05446 802-264-5920 / Fax 862-6835 www.csdvt.org/PPSGrades: PK-2

uNION MeMORIAl SChOOl P.O. Box 48Colchester, VT 05446 802-264-5959 / Fax 879-5350 www.csdvt.org/UMSGrades: K-2

eSSex TOWN SChOOl dISTRICT58 Founders RoadEssex Jct, VT 05452802-878-8168 / Fax 878-5190www.etsdvt.orgSuperintendent: Mark Andrews, 802-878-8168 x2002, [email protected] Board Chair: Brendan Kinney, [email protected]

eSSex eleMeNTARy SChOOl1 Bixby Hill RoadEssex Jct, VT 05452 802-878-2584 / Fax 879-6002 www.edline.net/pages/Essex_Elementary_SchoolGrades: PK-2

FOuNdeRS MeMORIAl SChOOl33 Founders RoadEssex Jct, VT 05452 802-879-6326 / Fax 879-1363 www.edline.net/pages/Founders_

Memorial_SchoolGrades: 3-5

The edGe ACAdeMy60 Founders RoadEssex Jct, VT 05452802-857-1532 / Fax 857-1532www.edline.net/pages/The_Edge_AcademyGrades: 4-8

eSSex MIddle SChOOl60 Founders RoadEssex Jct, VT 05452 802-879-7173 / Fax 879-6139 www.edline.net/pages/Essex_Middle_SchoolGrades: 6-8

FRANklIN CeNTRAl SupeRvISORy uNION28 Catherine StreetSt. Albans, VT 05478802-524-2600 / Fax 524-1540www.franklincsu.orgSuperintendent: Robert Rosane, 802-524-2600 x13, [email protected]

BellOWS FRee ACAdeMy (ST. AlBANS) 71 South Main StreetSt. Albans, VT 05478-2297 802-527-7576 / Fax 527-6465 www.bfasta.netGrades: 9-12

FAIRFIeld CeNTRAl SChOOl 57 Park StreetFairfield, VT 05455802-827-6639 / Fax 827-3604www.ffcsvt.orgGrades: K-8

NORThWeST TeChNICAl CeNTeR71 South Main StreetSt. Albans, VT 05478-2297 802-527-0614 / Fax 827-3604 www.nwtconline.orgGrades: 10-12

ST. AlBANS CITy SChOOl29 Bellows StreetSt. Albans, VT 05478 802-527-0565 / Fax 527-0153www.sacsvt.orgGrades: K-8

ST. AlBANS TOWN eduCATION CeNTeR169 South Main Street, St. Albans, VT 05478 802-527-7191 / Fax 527-7043 www.satecvt.orgGrades: PK-8

FRANklIN WeST SupeRvISORy uNIONP. O. Box 2035Georgia, VT 05468802-370-3113 / Fax 849-2865www.franklinwestsu.orgSuperintendent: Ned Kirsch, 802-849-2283, [email protected]

BellOWS FRee ACAdeMy (FAIRFAx) P.O. Box 68Fairfax, VT 05454 802-849-6711/ Fax 849-2611 www.bfafairfax.com

Grades: K-12

FleTCheR eleMeNTARy SChOOl340 School RoadCambridge, VT 05444802-849-6251 / Fax 849-6509www.fletcherelementary.org Grades: EEE-6

GeORGIA eleMeNTARy/MIddle SChOOl4416 Ethan Allen HighwaySt. Albans, VT 05478 802-524-6358 / Fax 524-1781 www.gemsvt.orgGrades: EE-8

FRANklIN NORTh WeST SupeRvISORy uNION100 Robin Hood DriveSwanton, VT, 05488 Phone 802-868-4967Fax 802-868-4265www.fnwsu.org Superintendent: Dr. John J. [email protected]

MISSISquOI vAlley uNIONMiddle & High School100 Thunderbird Drive Swanton, VT 05488Phone: 802-868-7311Fax: 802-868-3129Grades: 7-12

SWANTON CeNTRAl ANd MARy S. BABCkCk eleMeNTARy24 Fourth StreetSwanton, VT802-868-5346802-868-4861 faxMary S. Babcock:802-868-4920802-868-3389 faxGrades: PK-6

GRANd ISle SupeRvISORy uNION5038 U.S. Route 2North Hero, VT 05474802-372-6921/ Fax 372-4898www.gisu.orgSuperintendent: Richard Taylor, [email protected]

AlBuRGh COMMuNITy eduCATION CeNTeR14 North Main StreetAlburgh, VT 05440 802-796-3573 / Fax 796-3068 www.gisu.org/alburghGrades: K-8

FOlSOM eduCATION ANd COMMuNITy CeNTeR75 South StreetSouth Hero, VT 05486 802-372-6600 / Fax 372-5188internal.gisu.org/FolsomGrades: K-8 JunctionGRANd ISle SChOOl224 Route 2Grand Isle, VT 05458 802-372-6913 / Fax 372-5292 www.gisu.org/grandisleGrades: K-8

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ISle lA MOTTe eleMeNTARy SChOOl534 School StreetIsle La Motte, VT 05463 802-928-3231 / Fax 928-3702 www.gisu.org/islelamotteGrades: K-6

NORTh heRO SChOOl6441 Route 2North Hero, VT 05474 802-372-8866 / Fax 372-4867 www.gisu.org/northheroGrades: K-6

MIlTON TOWN SChOOl dISTRICT42 Herrick AvenueMilton, VT 05468www.mtsd-vt.org802-893-3210 / Fax 893-3213Superintendent: Martin Waldron, 802-893-3210 x1167, [email protected] Board Chair: Doug Stout, [email protected]

MIlTON eleMeNTARy SChOOl42 Herrick AvenueMilton, VT 05468 802-893-3215 / Fax 893-3224 www.mtsd-vt.org/mesGrades: PK-6

MIlTON MIddle/hIGh SChOOl17 Rebecca Lander DriveMilton, VT 05468 802-893-3230/ Fax 893-3247 www.mtsd-vt.org/mms-mhsGrades: 7-12

SOuTh BuRlINGTON SChOOl dISTRICT500 Dorset StreetSouth Burlington, VT 05403802-652-7250 / Fax 652-7257www.sbschools.netSuperintendent: John Everitt, 802-652-7250, [email protected] Board Chair: Richard Cassidy, 864-8144, [email protected]

ChAMBeRlIN SChOOl262 White Street, South Burlington, VT 05403 802-652-7400 / Fax 658-9048 chamberlin.sf.sbschools.netGrades: K-5

ORChARd SChOOl2 Baldwin Avenue, South Burlington, VT 05403 802-652-7300 / Fax 658-9037orchard.sbschools.net/Grades: K-5

RICk MARCOTTe CeNTRAl SChOOl10 Market Street, South Burlington, VT 05403 802-652-7200 / Fax 658-9047central.sf.sbschools.netGrades: K-5

FRedeRICk h. TuTTle MIddle SChOOl500 Dorset Street, South Burlington, VT 05403 802-652-7100 / Fax 652-7152 fhtms.sf.sbschools.netGrades: 6-8

SOuTh BuRlINGTON hIGh SChOOl550 Dorset Street, South Burlington, VT 05403 802-652-7000 / Fax 652-7006 sbhs.sf.sbschools.netGrades: 9-12

WINOOSkI SChOOl dISTRICT60 Normand StreetWinooski, VT 05404802-655-0485/ Fax 655-7602www.winooski.k12.vt.usSuperintendent: Mary Martineau, [email protected], 802-655-9575School Board President: Jay Lambert, 802-655-2942, [email protected]

J. F. keNNedy eleMeNTARy SChOOl70 Normand StreetWinooski, VT 05404 802-655-0411 / Fax 655-1032www.winooski.k12.vt.usGrades: PK-5

J. F. keNNedy MIddle SChOOl 70 Normand StreetWinooski, VT 05404 802-655-3530 / Fax 655-6538www.winooski.k12.vt.usGrades: 6-8

WINOOSkI hIGh SChOOl 60 Normand StreetWinooski, VT 05404 802-655-3531 / Fax 655-6538 www.winooski.k12.vt.usGrades: 9-12

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