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WOODSTOCK — A dedicated ad hoc group, consisting of Mountain Views School District board members, legal advisors, and community stakeholders, is actively exploring the feasibility of constructing a new middle and high school in Woodstock. This initiative comes at a time when Vermont is undergoing significant education reform, which adds layers of complexity to the planning process.
The group is focused on navigating the intricate landscape of state-level changes that aim to enhance educational outcomes. These reforms may impact funding, governance, and the overall structure of school systems across Vermont, making it essential for local leaders to adapt their strategies accordingly.
Community members are encouraged to participate in discussions as the group seeks to gather input and build consensus around the proposed school project. The goal is to ensure that the new facility meets the needs of students while aligning with the broader objectives of the state’s educational reforms. As planning progresses, the group remains committed to transparency and collaboration with the community.
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