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The 802 Ed brings together the latest in education policy and practice for Vermont's education leaders, since 2021.
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This issue of the 802 Ed covers many topics that are immediately useful like a new requirement that superintendents only receive one-year contracts, declining literacy and student persistence, and the debate over panic alarms. Be sure to check out a new pilot program that offers free facilitation of IEP meetings! Generated by Notebook LM
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Welcome back!This issue of the 802 Ed covers many topics that are immediately useful like a new requirement that superintendents only receive one-year contracts, declining literacy and student persistence, and the debate over panic alarms. Be sure to check out a new pilot program that offers free facilitation of IEP meetings!New to the lingo? At the suggestion of a reader we include a guide to common abbreviations, just scroll down past the news.- Steven Berbeco, Editor<a class="image-link image
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This issue of the 802 Ed covers many topics that are immediately useful like the latest on district mergers, an unexpected AI surprise in many classrooms, and Vermont’s $90+ million settlement to support youth mental health. Be sure to check out the tips on long-term planning beyond 2030! Generated by Notebook LM
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Welcome back! Hope you’re enjoying the long Labor Day weekend.This issue of the 802 Ed covers many topics that are immediately useful like the latest on district mergers, an unexpected AI surprise in many classrooms, and Vermont’s $90+ million settlement to support youth mental health. Be sure to check out the tips on long-term planning beyond 2030!New to the lingo? At the suggestion of a reader we include a guide to common abbreviations, just scroll down past the news.- Steven Berbeco, Editor<a
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Welcome back and welcome to the new school year. Like many of our readers the 802 Ed took the summer off. And.. we are celebrating five years 🎉 of bringing you the latest on the education scene!This issue of the 802 Ed covers many topics that are immediately useful like addressing chronic absenteeism, artificial intelligence in schools, and cybersecurity issues that our schools faced over the summer. Be sure to check out the good news from a statewide survey on youth mental health!New to the lin
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