Vermont plan would cut 119 districts to five, expand shared accountability for school choice
The Agency of Education presented a governance proposal to the House Education Committee that would eliminate supervisory unions, create five operating districts, end tuitioning out of state, and apply shared accountability across public and designated school choice schools.
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Montpelier — The Agency of Education on Feb. 12 told the Vermont House Committee on Education it is proposing to eliminate the supervisory union construct and consolidate the state's current 119 school districts into five operating districts to increase funding equity and pool specialized services.
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