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- Sep 9, 2026
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An environmental studies degree will unlock Soren’s goal of becoming a game warden - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Soren Stelma-Leonard aspires to a career as a game warden. For him, it’s about spending as much time as possible outside in the woods, an experience he’s always found peaceful and grounding. Law enforcement has long been an interest, but after he did a ride-along job shadow with both a sheriff and a game warden, he realized there were aspects of the game warden job he was much more invested in. “Preventing, stopping, and investigating poaching is really interesting to me,” Soren said. “I grew up
From shut out to starting over - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Violetta Ayrapetova works on the locked unit at a residential facility in Chittenden County. She is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse. She plans to pursue wound care certification because many patients in psychiatric and substance use settings have untreated physical wounds. She does not want to be the provider who ignores them. Her path began well before nursing school. Her family came to Vermont as refugees in the early 1990s. They were Armenian minorities forced out of Azerbai
Sayge is on her way to becoming a pediatric occupational therapist - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Sayge Bohannon is confident that this will be a great school year. Having done well in college-level classes last year, now she’s feeling far less nervous about taking four classes online at the Community College of Vermont (CCV) through Vermont’s Early College program, while enrolled in Richford High School. Sayge is also president of her school’s National Honor Society chapter and stays active in soccer and track. Between the coursework and her other activities, Sayge feels ready for senior ye
Neema starts at Saint Michael’s College to pursue a career in social work - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Neema Isidore will be the first person in her family to attend college. She’s the middle of five siblings, a 2026 graduate of Winooski High School, and she starts at Saint Michael’s College this week. Neema has known she wanted to go to college since she started high school. The path was challenging; Neema was born in Burundi. She came to Vermont when she was in the 7th grade, speaking Swahili and Kirundi. As she got used to a new community and a new school, she was also learning a new language;
Parker’s career took several turns before he settled into a job that works for him and his family - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Parker has a strong sense of purpose, and he’s remained flexible throughout his working life—a skill that has enabled him to pivot when necessary and explore opportunities when they’ve come knocking. After he graduated from Harwood Union Middle and High School, he attended Castleton State College (now Vermont State Castleton) to pursue a business degree. He realized that wasn’t his path and left after two semesters. He spent the next few years working at Green Mountain Coffee Roasters in his hom
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