State Teachers of the Year Decry Scott’s DC-Style Budget Veto and Looming State Government Shutdown By rejecting budget and education funding bill, Gov. Scott digs $400 million hole for our schools and threatens to shutter state government MONTPELIER – Three Vermont Teachers of the Year joined Vermont-NEA President Martha Allen in denouncing Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of a balanced state budget and responsible education funding bill. “As you know, Governor Phil Scott today

Are you wondering what we do now that President Trump's policies are starting to take shape? You aren't alone. Join fellow Vermont-NEA members and staff at a regional meeting to discuss how we, as a union of educators, organize and respond in these political times. How do we build power and stronger communities, on our own and in alliance with other organizations.  Vermont-NEA will be joined by Labor Notes to facilitate

VERMONT-NEA CALLS ON SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENTS TO CONTINUE PROTECTING RIGHTS OF ALL STUDENTS MONTPELIER -- Vermont-NEA deplores President Trump’s decision reversing guidance protecting the rights of transgender students from discrimination. The educators’ union notes that the president’s action does not change federal law protecting all students from discrimination, and calls on all Vermont superintendents to join educators in making sure every student feels welcomed and protected.  The following statement can be attributed to