The Senate voted 17-12 in favor of the sweeping education reform proposal. The House later passed the bill on a voice vote.

The bill — a generational transformation of Vermont’s education system — still requires a majority vote in the House.

The legislation, which includes an expansion of who must file campaign finance disclosure forms with the state, was looking unlikely to pass late last month.

The bill, which is headed to Gov. Phil Scott’s desk, would create new school districts and implement a foundation formula starting in the 2028-29 school year.

Vermont Business Magazine Governor Phil Scott today delivered his annual adjournment address to lawmakers. A transcript of the Senate-version of Governor’s prepared adjournment remarks can be found ...

MONTPELIER — Reaching agreement on plans for education reform remains an elusive goal for lawmakers and the governor. Gov. Phil Scott, House Speaker Jill Krowinski and Senate President Pro Tempore ...

When the legislature was voting on H.454, I was, while painting my house (fun!), listening to an audiobook on the battle of Gettysburg. And I can’t help but notice some ...

In a joint statement on Saturday from Gov. Phil Scott, Speaker Jill Krowinski, and Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Baruth, the lawmakers said they knew transforming the education system wouldn ...

The bill, which is headed to Gov. Phil Scott’s desk, would create new school districts and implement a foundation formula starting in the 2028-29 school year. Vermont lawmakers reconvened Monday ...