The Williston Central School third- and fourth-grade teacher and CVU art teacher are recipients of the 2025 Vermont Outstanding Educator Awards.

Champlain Valley School District (CVSD) and CVSD Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) Leadership Team issues a joint statement in recognition of concern and uncertainty caused by recent reductions to the federal Offices of Special Education Programs (OSEP) and Civil Rights (OCR).

As part of the Vermont Judiciary’s “On the Road” series,  the state Supreme Court travels to one Vermont high school each fall. After being briefed on the day’s docket by Vermont Judiciary clerks, students taking business law, AP government and other classes heard oral arguments in three cases currently being appealed before the Supreme Court.

Tyler Alexander, a social studies teacher at Champlain Valley Union High School and an eighth-generation Vermonter, just published a book, entitled, "If I Can Get Home This Fall."

Play, curiosity, courage, innovation, hopes, and dreams: Those are among the themes we focused on during this week’s  convocation, with faculty and staff gathering from across CVSD to kick off the school year. 

Champlain Valley School District is excited to welcome a new leader to its finance team. Nicole Lee, a veteran of business and financial leadership in Vermont, joins the state’s largest school district following the retirement of Laura Nassau at the end of the last school year.

For the past eight weeks, members of our Food Service team have been working tirelessly to prepare, pack and distribute meal boxes for children throughout CVSD.