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Vermont Conversation: Filmmaker Bess O’Brien on connection, resilience and joy after tragedy

This Vermont documentarian has filmed three decades of hard things. So why is she now focusing on hope?

Nettie Morse focuses on a future in pediatric occupational therapy

A founding member of VSAC GEAR UP...

Sayge is on her way to becoming a pediatric occupational therapist

Olympian Jessie Diggins shares lessons to Rice Memorial High School students

More than 400 students came together Tuesday to hear from the cross-country skier turned author, after reading Jessie Diggins memoir Brave Enough over the summer.

Step by step, Stacy Emerson is achieving her dream of becoming a registered nurse

Celebrating National GEAR UP Week: five Vermont students who are lighting the way

Unique children's show seeks to teach students valuable lessons

Students spend five minutes each morning watching "Sunnyside Roadshow" and learn lessons face-to-face with their peers afterward.

Mary Henry left a NH school district amid a $5 million deficit. Woodstock says she’s exactly who they need.

‘Hollywood, VT’ project spotlights the Green Mountain State’s movie history

Walden finds new ways to reach students, local schools

The Willowell team aims to make the Walden Year program accessible to interested students.

A decade of remembering: Good grows from grief

Roxbury looks to give its former school a new life

White River Valley Supervisory Union addresses chronic absenteeism through community connections

Administrators find that working in the community can be just what chronically absent students need. Read the story on VTDigger here:

Emergency medicine responders meet with Becca Balint to talk rural health bottlenecks

Picture future you: How young teens can explore their potential at VSAC’s career and STEM fairs 

Northeast Kingdom

The teenager left behind in Irene’s chaos

Are the kids all right? Mental health issues drop — but disparities remain.

National education funding expert takes the helm of the State Board of Education

Reality Bites

We look at how one mother approached the decision of where her child should go to school.

Neighbor Matters: Making connection lifts my spirit

"It started with egg salad."

Evelyn Beliveau

Lyn was an unflappable, reassuring, kind, loving presence, a bottomless well of patience and generosity. Read the story on VTDigger here: Evelyn Beliveau.

Rural Vermont Rising demands to be heard — now and in the future