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Brattleboro Schools Use Exercise To Enhance Academic Work
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A growing body of research suggests that vigorous physical activity has a positive effect on children’s ability to concentrate and learn. The premise is being put to use in some Brattleboro schools.VPR News
On the Road, Shumlin Seeks Support for His Budget Proposals
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Gov. Peter Shumlin is staunchly defending his plan to transfer money from the state’s Earned Income Tax Credit to fund early childhood education subsidies, hitting the road this week to make his case.Vermont Edition
Finding and Paying for Childcare
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Governor Shumlin has made providing child care for low-income Vermonters a priority in his budget this year. That still leaves a lot of middle-income families who are struggling to find and afford someone to help look after their kids. We’ll explore the landscape of child care in Vermont.VPR News
Burlington Schools Mourn Diversity Director
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People in Burlington are mourning the loss of the Director of Diversity Education and Engagement for the Burlington school district, Dan Balon. Balon died on Tuesday after suffering a heart attack.VPR News
Women In Trades Group Marks 25th Anniversary
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As it marks its silver anniversary Vermont Works For Women is celebrating its success and also highlighting what remains to be done.VPR News
Brattleboro Area Schools Lock Doors Out Of Safety Concerns
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Officials with two Windham County school districts locked school doors Monday because of safety concerns.Commentary Series
Douglas: Education Initiatives
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Earlier this month, former Vermont governor Jim Douglas listened to the Governor’s inaugural message with considerable interest – and a strong sense of déjà vu.Vermont Edition
Vilaseca’s Vision For Vermont Education
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Education Secretary Armando Vilaseca discusses his new role and the governor’s educational priorities, Tax Commissioner Mary Peterson explains the changes in the Homestead Tax and we visit a pond hockey tournament.Commentary Series
