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This fall's best high school sports storylines with Tom Haley, Alex Abrami and Judith Altneu
Vermont high school sports are back after many K-12 students across the state returned to classrooms last week. This week on The Sports Rapport, sports reporters Alex Abrami and Judith Altneu from the Burlington Free Press, and Tom Haley from the Rutland Herald are back on the show to go over the storylines they're most interested in covering this season.
colchestersun.com
Construction updates and statewide education reform: What to know from Colchester’s latest school board meeting
COLCHESTER — School construction and statewide education reform were the two big ticket items on the Colchester School Board’s agenda on Tuesday, Aug. 18. The board heard a presentation about the work done on Porters Point School and Union Memorial School as a part of the school construction bond passed by voters in November 2024. The board also discussed education transformation work, including Cooperative Educational Service Areas (CESAs) and merger studies, while also approving the purchase of a new maintenance truck.
thebrewermagazine.com
Applications Now Open for Falconer Foundation Scholarship to ABG Program
In collaboration with the American Brewers Guild, the Glen Hay Falconer Foundation is offering a full-tuition scholarship to the Guild’s Intensive Brewing Science & Engineering program. The Intensive Brewing Science & Engineering course is a 22-week distance education program with a final week of residential instruction. The course is...
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H.S. football previews: SeaWolves
SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Our countdown to kickoff of the high school football season continues with a look at the SeaWolves, who are entering a new era. Head coach Josh Safran takes the reins for year one in charge of the program, and a program hungry to bounce back from its 0-8 campaign a season ago. It’s an exciting new era too, with the SeaWolves set to make their return to play at BHS for their home opener on September 18th.
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UVM to lead snow study
The University of Vermont and colleges across New England have received funding to study snow. The University of Vermont has been awarded $3.3 million from the National Science Foundation to lead the Snow STORE, or Science and Technology for Operations, Research, and Economic Development in Northern New England, study. The University of New Hampshire will receive $2.6 million as primary collaborator. UVM President Marlene Tromp says it is critical to understand the impact of snow on weather, flooding, and the winter recreation economy.
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CVES appoints Emily Blair as principal at the Rise Center for Success
CVES officials said Emily Blair's experience as both a special education teacher and district-level administrator has provided her with a strong foundation in instructional leadership, student support services, special education programming, and collaboration with students, families, staff, and school communities. PLATTSBURGH | Champlain Valley Educational Services (CVES) has announced the appointment of Emily Blair as Principal at the Rise Center for Success.
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UVM president updates campus as students move into dorms
With higher education facing some headwinds, the University of Vermont's president delivered the school's first-ever State of the University address. As WAMC's North Country Bureau chief Pat Bradley learned, after attending the speech and talking with new students, despite broader challenges, optimism abounds in Burlington. The federal government has cut...
The Burlington Free Press
Vermont high school sports scores, results, stats for Friday, Aug. 28
The 2026 Vermont high school fall season has begun. See below for scores, schedules and game details (statistical leaders, game notes) from soccer, field hockey, volleyball, cross-country running and golf. TO REPORT SCORES Coaches or team representatives are asked to report results ASAP after games by emailing sports@burlingtonfreepress.com . Please submit with a name/contact number. ►Contact Alex Abrami at aabrami@freepressmedia.com. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter: @aabrami5 . Contact Judith Altneu at JAltneu@usatodayco.com . Follow her on X, formerly known as Twitter: @ Judith_Altneu . FRIDAY'S COLLEGE GAMES Field hockey Vermont 5, Northeastern 2 V: Veerle Nijhuis 2G. Gabby Santini 1G. Alicia Battistelli 1G. Consu de Castro 2A. Lia Gunner 4 saves. N: Jessica Garden 1G. Camille Armaganian 1G. Note: Men’s soccer Charlotte 2, Vermont 2 V: Pieter Bultman 1G. Shalom Adja 1G. Niklas Herceg 7 saves. C: Natsuki 1G. Larry Noel 1G. Note: In a battle of nationally ranked teams, No. 7 Vermont (2-0-1) took a pair of one-goal leads, but No. 18 Charlotte rallied each time, including an 79th minute equalizer for the draw in front of 2,700 at Virtue Field. FRIDAY'S H.S. GAMES Girls soccer Burlington 1, Champlain Valley 0 (2OT) B: Eva Schwartz 1G.
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Students begin moving into dorms at the University of Vermont
Students are moving into dorms at the University of Vermont this week. It is move in week at Vermont’s largest college. Freshman and sophomores come to campus first, followed by juniors and seniors later in the week. Freshman Zoe Campbell traveled from Southern California to study sustainability, ecology and...
miltonindependent.com
Milton students head back to class for new school year
MILTON — School buses rolled up to Herrick Avenue Wednesday morning as hundreds of students, sporting colorful backpacks and first-day outfits, streamed toward the doors for the start of another school year. Some carried Spider-Man and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles backpacks. Others walked alongside friends, siblings and parents as...
MyChamplainValley.com
UVM welcomes incoming freshman class
BURLINGTON, Vt. (ABC22/FOX44) – Setting foot onto a college campus brings on many different emotions such excitement, nervousness, curiosity and many more. This year’s incoming class at the University of Vermont brings in 2,400 freshman and 350 transfer students, hailing from 48 states and 38 countries. I spoke with one incoming freshman, who says she […]
The Burlington Free Press
Super 10 Vermont high school girls soccer preseason rankings for 2026
Champlain Valley in Division I , Rice Memorial in D-II , Vergennes in D-III and Poultney in D-IV are your returning state champions. Do they have what it takes to repeat? Or are challengers poised to unseat the defending champs? With preseason practices and scrimmages all but wrapped, it's time to find out. The 2026 regular season officially kicks off Friday, Aug. 28, and questions loom for all, including the reigning champions and annual contenders. As we zoom into another school year, here's my annual preseason power rankings for Vermont high school girls soccer . Enjoy! The preseason rankings: 1. Champlain Valley Union High School Elliana Antonucci, Sierra Rainey and Charlotte Clark headline a Redhawks squad that brings back 10 veterans who are chasing a three-peat championship. How CVU adjusts without reigning player of the year Elsa Klein (ACL injury) is something to watch in early matches. Opener: Friday, Aug. 28 at Burlington. 2. Mount Mansfield Union High School Yes, the Cougars lost a trio of key players to graduation (Mallory Chicoine, Chloe DeJong and Sofia Randall). But with 19 returning players and a formidable back line to boot, MMU should remain a title contender. Opener: Friday, Aug. 28 vs.
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UVM President Tromp outlines the State of the University, expands free tuition 'Promise'
UVM President Marlene Tromp addresses a packed house at the Davis center on Tuesday, under a giant video screen. UVM photos. In her first “State of the University” presentation, delivered Tuesday to an overflow audience in the University of Vermont’s Davis Center, UVM President Marlene Tromp emphasized the challenges and opportunities facing Vermont’s land-grant university, the accomplishments of its faculty, students, and staff, and the work that lies ahead for the institution, guided by its “Green, Gold, and Bold” strategic plan.
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Opening day for students at Burlington’s brand new high school
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Bells are ringing for students across the state Wednesday with many schools opening their doors for the new year. Six years after Burlington High School closed due to PCB contamination, students are celebrating the first day in their new classrooms. Burlington students have held classes in...