Article: Vermont school shooter sentenced to 3 life terms

Article: Vermont school nurses: make a good show of ...
Vermont Nurse Connection;  November 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... nursing profession. Department officials insist on requiring Vermont school nurses to take a pre-professional examination, PRAXIS ... on a national level, as Ms. Coleman, president of the Vermont School Nurse Association has asserted. The National Association ...

Article: A Vermont school vending proposal goes as far as ...
Automatic Merchandiser;  March 1, 2003 ;     360 words ...* A Vermont school vending proposal goes as far as requiring schools to serve Vermont-produced milk, according to the Bennington (Vt.) Banner ...

Article: Committee supports candidate for Vermont school ...
Eagle Times (Claremont, NH);  February 2, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... agreed. A third candidate who was interviewed failed to get even a majority approval from the committee. Joe Silver of the Vermont School Board Association has been working with the committee as a facilitator and said the process, up until now, has been fairly ...

Article: National Life of Vermont and University of Vermont ...
PR Newswire;  April 4, 1986 ;     700+ words ... ... the Financial Universe," was the second annual Contemporary Business Issues conference sponsored by the University of Vermont School of Business and National Life of Vermont. William M. Isaac, former chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp ...

Article: VERMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT RECEIVES $173,000 EPA GRANT ...
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  March 20, 2006 ;     613 words ...The Environmental Protection Agency Region 1 office issued the following news release: EPA is awarding a grant of $173,000 to replace five school buses that service four towns in southern Vermont. These older buses will be replaced with clean diesel vehicles that meet the new 2007 model year

Article: Vermont school funding plan sparks `gold towns' ' ...
The Washington Times;  June 23, 1998 ;     700+ words ...Cries of "revolution" and "class warfare" are on the lips of many staid Vermont gentry these days as the result of a new statewide property tax designed to equalize school funding throughout the state. The new law has driven some Vermont towns to the brink of full-scale revolt against the state

Article: Vermont: SCHOOL IS RESPONSIBLE TO PREVENT BULLYING
Corrections Digest;  March 10, 2006 ;     267 words ...The Vermont Supreme Court allowed students to sue their educational institutions for failure to prevent bullying, sexual or racial harassment. The court also set standards for judicial review, requiring a student to first seek redress through proceedings within the educational system. Inf.: