The following is information for schools invited by the Vermont Department of Public Service to apply for the Comprehensive Application round. Buildings that are 50 years or older and meet requirements of Act 106 will need to submit a description of their project by February 2nd to the State Historical Preservation Office for an approval letter to include in their application. All comprehensive applications are due February 23rd. Please check out the FAQ and read the RFP on the Department of Public Service website, http://publicservice.vermont.gov/, before contacting Kelly Launder at kelly.launder@state.vt.us with questions.
Below is the Powerpoint and sample documents from the co-sponsored grant workshop by VPA and VSA that was held on January 27.
Congratulations Vermont e-Learning School Recipients! The Vermont e-Learning Project is a collaborative effort that brings together the Vermont Principals’ Association (VPA), VITA Learn, the University of Vermont, and the Richard E. and Deborah L. Tarrant Foundation to provide intensive professional development and onsite support for schools that already have robust technology available to students (i.e., students in a particular classroom, grade or school have extensive, individualized access), but lack educator training and onsite coaching to fully integrate technology into the curriculum. The following schools are e-Learning recipients: Barnet School Enosburg Falls Manchester Elementary/Middle School Peoples Academy River Bend Career and Technology Center Woodstock Union Middle School
