What is proficiency? Proficiency-based learning started in 2014 as a direct result of Act 77. Proficiency-based learning seeks to evaluate a student’s skills and approach to problems, rather than strictly obtaining the correct answer. Proficiency-based learning (PBL) centers on demonstrations Read more…
Did you know that the majority (over 70% in 2022) of your local property taxes go to education? Do you have an escrow or are a renter? Don’t think you’re safe, you’re likely to see increases in the near future. Read more…
Milton High School displays artwork featuring “gender transition” surgery of minor.
Read by Brock Rouse We, the Vermont Parents Against Critical Theory (VPACT) are here tonight to represent a large group of concerned parents and citizens of Milton regarding the proposed Draft Equity Policy. We will be presenting substantial documentation, facts Read more…
VPACT is proud to endorse the following candidates in the 2023 Milton School Board election: Allison Duquette Milton School Board Trustee (3 Year Term) Allison is a Vermont native and small business owner with a son currently attending Milton Elementary Read more…
On Dember 15, 2022 VPACT submitted to the Milton Town School District Board of Trustees a petition to abandon the current draft Equity Policy. You can find a full copy of the statement here. Representatives of VPACT presented to the Read more…
Anyone trying to answer this question will soon come to find that it is an impossible task. There is no clear definition of Critical Race Theory (CRT) readily available to the public without extensive research. This is partly because CRT Read more…
Act 1 created the Ethnic and Social Equity Standards Advisory Working Group on March 29, 2019. The Working Group is tasked with reviewing existing education standards, rules, policies, and curriculum at the state and local level on the basis of Read more…
Equity has been the buzz word in Vermont over the last 5 years, with many school districts adopting these woke ideologies. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Equity policies are not required under state law and parents need to stand up for their children rights to an education free of indoctrination.