Small schools, big changes Part 2: Tiny districts struggle with student enrollment declines
Declining enrollment and economic duress could “lead to more need to depend on each other, to lean on each other,” John says.
Small schools, big changes, Part 1: Changing the heart of a town
There have been many earnest state-led attempts to push consolidation and centralization of Vermont schools and school districts over the past 100 years. All have failed.
SCOV Law: On the Supremes: Do you dare enter…the judgement zone?
With each day, the chances that he will recover against Smith grow smaller. At the same time, the case since 2008 has followed a death spiral as Zorn has circled his own motions in ever-tightening patterns, which abandon reasoning for rambling.
SCOV Law Blog: Don’t kill Bill
Defendant Jesse Miles appeals the District Court’s order revoking his probation and imposing the underlying sentence of three to nine years in prison for aggravated domestic assault, retail theft, and petit larceny.
SCOV Law blog: SCOV unanimously embraces home motocross tracks
This little gem of an “I hate my neighbors” land-use case comes from the Town of Hinesburg, where Appellants, the Laberges, own an eighteen-acre lot.
SCOV law blog: Supremes distill basis for DUI stop
For neither the first nor the last time, the SCOV has effectively walled off another area of potential DUI defense.
