Tell Vermont Lawmakers: Students Need More Education Options

Students Need More No Less Options

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Every child in Vermont deserves access to an education that meets their individual needs regardless of their ZIP code or family income.<o:p></o:p>As you continue discussions around education policy and funding, I urge you to prioritize meaningful&nbsp;education options and reform&nbsp;that put students and families first.<o:p></o:p>Vermont families need greater flexibility and access to diverse learning environments—including public schools, independent schools, technical and career education pathways, virtual learning, and other innovative models. Expanding education options ensures students can find the setting that best fits their academic needs, learning style, and future goals.<o:p></o:p>Education reform is also essential to improve accountability and long-term outcomes. Policies that increase transparency and encourage innovation will strengthen our entire education system. When families have options, schools are empowered to improve performance and remain responsive to the communities they serve.<o:p></o:p>Parents know their children best. They deserve a stronger voice and meaningful opportunities to choose educational pathways that set their children up for success.<o:p></o:p>I respectfully ask you to support policies that expand education options and advance thoughtful reform in Vermont. Our students deserve a system that prioritizes opportunity, flexibility, and higher quality results.<o:p></o:p>Thank you for your service and your commitment to Vermont’s future.<o:p></o:p>

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Education funding should work for students - not systems - because education cannot be a one size fits all approach.

Vermont families deserve meaningful education options that give them flexibility in how their child’s education dollars are used. Whether it’s specialized tutoring, dual enrollment courses, independent schools, online learning, or supplemental academic support, parents should have the ability to direct resources toward the options that best meet their child’s needs.

Families should have a real voice in how those resources are used to support their child’s success.

Expanding education options in Vermont empowers parents, supports innovation, and ensures funding is focused on what matters most - student success.