Editor's Note: This story is a Chronicle Classic, from 2018, written by Grace Ecklund Gustavson in 2018. Kathy is a now-retired teacher who touched the hear...
U-32 opened in 1971. After 50 years, the school (and its newspaper) are still thriving. There are a number of humorous memorable moments from the school's past....
At 9:30 on February 13, six students from U32 and Montpelier High School signed onto a zoom call to compete in a debate tournament. About 40 other kids from aro...
The speaker at U-32’s 2019 graduation was Jim Willis, the legendary Math White Table teacher. He began his speech by expressing his gratitude for being select...
I wonder what I could have done differently that day. What would have happened if I helped? Who would have survived if I did something differently?
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Even though he’s a teacher now, Bradly actually wasn’t a very good student. He says that if you talked to people that knew him well, they’d be surprised h...
The day after a mob of people stormed the US capitol on January 6th, U-32’s juniors and seniors went to in-person school. Meanwhile the ninth and tenth grader...
2020 has been a year that involved distinct challenges within workplaces and social communities due to the pandemic COVID-19. But also has increasingly been cau...
U-32 students who want to check their progress toward graduation can log on to Infinite Campus, where with a series of only 2 clicks students and parents to see...
Statement In Support Of Inclusive Flags At Vermont Public Schools
U-32 Seeking Social Justice and Green Team Alliance does not support the actions pr...
Quarantine began in 2020 of Gavin Young’s 10th-grade year. School was canceled, and he had more free time than ever before. He spent a lot of time outside, ga...
