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School in Crisis Awaits State Approval | Montpelier News
Woodstock Union Middle and High School is in crisis as aging infrastructure—burst pipes, a failing boiler, and a crumbling gym ceiling—threatens student safety, while a $112 million bond approved by voters sits idle. The school can’t proceed without preliminary approval from the Vermont Agency of Education, which insists it must finalize new construction aid rules by March 2028 before approving any projects. The standoff pits school officials, who see this as an emergency, against the agency, which insists prior approvals are invalid and won’t guarantee funding. With students’ safety at risk…
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