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Vermont governor’s latest briefing focuses on statewide education reform
Vermont Governor Phil Scott is proposing a sweeping revamp of the state’s education system. It was the focus of his latest ...
Vermont House passes bill that would provide funding for affordable homes, shelters
Lawmakers in the Vermont house passed a bill on Friday that deals with budget adjustments for the 2025 fiscal year. That bill ...
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Vermont state officials make plans to mitigate impacts of new Canada tariffs
Governor Phil Scott says his team will focus on the facts, not the rhetoric, regarding directives from the Trump ...
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Gov. Scott proposes sweeping education property tax reforms for Vermont: How it will work
In response to voter outcry over rising property taxes, Gov. Phil Scott last week unveiled ambitious plans to reform ...
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Gov. Phil Scott’s education plan would create an optional school choice lottery in every district
Every student would be assigned to a public school for all grades and could opt into the lottery. The five regional districts would designate “school choice schools,” which could be private schools or ...
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott addresses education system, housing in 2026 fiscal year budget address
NBC5 will be carrying Scott's full address both live on television and right here in this article starting at 1 p.m.
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Governor Scott discusses Vermont’s climate goals and tax proposals during latest briefing
Vermont Governor Phil Scott held a weekly briefing today, two days after delivering his budget address, with a focus on ...
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Phil Scott launches interagency task force to assess impact of Trump tariffs
While the President’s tariffs would undoubtedly be very disruptive, and the risk of higher prices has been well reported, I have directed my team to weigh the outcomes fairly and objectively,” Scott ...
Educators express concern with Gov. Phil Scott's education proposal
The organizations believe Scott's plan would cut too many support and teacher positions and create districts that are too big for ideal education circumstances ...