A union representing faculty and staff at a Franklin County school district has registered a no-confidence vote in its superintendent.

Every year when Thanksgiving rolls around, teachers face a challenge. How do you help students uncover the real story of this holiday in a culturally sensitive way?  

A teacher at the Frederick H. Tuttle Middle School in South Burlington is Vermont's 2013 teacher of the year.

Governor Peter Shumlin will soon pick the person to fill the new position of Vermont secretary of education.

A committee of the Vermont State Board of Education has picked three finalists to become the secretary of education in Vermont.

Help is on the way to rebuild a 140-year-old building damaged by fire in Brattleboro.

A search for a new Vermont education secretary has been narrowed to four finalists. About 30 candidates applied for the post.

About 15 protesters demonstrated at Green Mountain College Friday in a last ditch effort to save Bill and Lou - a pair of oxen that have worked on the campus farm for ten years.

In Brattleboro, two dreams have moved closer to reality. One is the dream of restoring the Brooks House, an important downtown building, gutted by fire in 2011. There's also the dream of a downtown college campus that would bring students and jobs to Brattleboro's Main Street.

Days after North Bennington voters agreed to close their public school and establish an independent school in its place, a petition is circulating to recall the vote.

Journalist and peace activist Colman McCarthy says Americans know a lot about war history, but comparatively little about peace history.

The bid to close the North Bennington Graded School won by a much smaller margin than last March, when voters agreed to close the school by July of this year.

The bid to close the North Bennington Graded School won by a much smaller margin than last March, when voters agreed to close the school by July of this year.

Robert Stiller says his $10 million donation will improve business education at the college in Burlington. The gift comes just five months after Green Mountain removed Stiller from his leadership role as chairman.

Matt Hajdun, a teacher Champlain Elementary School in Burlington, talks about winning national award for excellence in teaching.

A new report says New Hampshire is again the top state for college student debt.

The Vermont Law School is inaugurating a new president and dean. Marc Mihaly assumed both those titles in August and will be formally installed in the job this Friday

Learning to drive is a rite of passage and huge responsibility for the 5,500 or so teens who get junior operator licenses each year in Vermont. Now, a new guide from the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles aims to help parents reinforce safety lessons as their teens get behind the wheel.

A report suggests it could cost the University of Vermont more than $100,000 a year to address sexual violence issues following a fraternity rape-survey scandal.

A committee of the Vermont State Colleges has picked a building in downtown Brattleboro as the site of a new campus for Community College of Vermont and Vermont Technical College.

Last Friday as the Dalai Lama prepared to speak at Middlebury College an emailed press release announced that the college would be quote "fully divesting its endowment from war." Without providing many details it suggested that Middlebury had decided to use the occasion of the Tibetan leader's visit to announce it would no longer invest in companies working in the defense industry. 

A seemingly routine school-wide assembly turned into the surprise of a lifetime for Champlain Elementary School fourth- and fifth-grade teacher Matthew Hajdun yesterday.

Newbury Elementary School is one of three in Vermont and three in New Hampshire that are getting a lot of free books, and other pro-literacy programs, from a Vermont non-profit called the Children's Literacy Foundation.

The South Burlington School Board has unanimously approved a resolution opposing the location of a methadone clinic near the city's schools.