Memos

Reporting requirement and instructions on how to submit Real Property data

Pursuant to Section 4 of Act 29 of 2023, an act relating to school safety, the Agency of Education (AOE), in consultation with stakeholder groups, was required to develop a model policy and procedure regarding the use of behavioral threat assessment teams..

This re-issued memo from October 10, 2023 clarifies guidance regarding Emergency Drills, which can be broken down into two categories: Emergency Egress (“Fire”) Drills and Options-Based Response to Violent Intruder Drills.

The Vermont Agency of Education (AOE) is pleased to announce the September launch of the first of six asynchronous professional learning modules focused on the neuroscience of literacy.

Release of Vermont Local Wellness Policy Guide

The AOE will be discontinuing co-enrollment of high school students in Early College and secondary CTE effective FY25 (2024-2025).

With the school year approaching, the Agency of Education would like to remind Supervisory Unions (SU/SDs) of the “Fill the Form” campaign.

The Vermont Agency of Education is announcing an opportunity for interested Vermont Supervisory Unions to offer an afterschool literacy instruction and family engagement program supported through a contract with Springboard Collaborative.

The Vermont Agency of Education (AOE) will again be supporting professional learning to improve universal instruction and assessment practices in mathematics that focus on improving learning outcomes for all students.

On Wednesday, June 14, 2023, Governor Scott signed H-0461. Embedded in this bill is language that modifies the current Home Study program rules in 16 V.S.A. 166b.