Any business has to plan for the future. In the dairy industry, that future relies largely upon the health and well-being of the calves. Fairmont knows that healthy calves mean good cows in the years to come. Calves are born…

Any business has to plan for the future. In the dairy industry, that future relies largely upon the health and well-being of the calves. Fairmont knows that healthy calves mean good cows in the years to come. Calves are born…
On Saturday, February 13th, The Adventures of a Comic Book Artist, performed by middle school theater group Stage 16, premiered in the auditorium at U-32. This year, there were 56 middle schoolers involved, approximately double the size of last year’s…
After losing his 21 year old son to a drug overdose, Skip Gates continues to urge high schoolers all around New England to refrain from the use of opiates. Skip has a connection to U-32, as he interviewed here for…
What is the purpose of government? Should people follow their gut instincts or use the process of reason to make decisions? Who should have liberty in our society? Are people born as clean slates or are their characters decided from…
U-32’s Model U.N. team was hard at work in Boston this past weekend, fighting the good fight trying to solve the world’s problems. The topics ranged from the Paris Peace conference in 1919 to more current issues such as terrorism…
After seeing significant drops in the pizza revenue and other foods from the cafe, Rick Hungerford and U-32’s cafeteria staff sent out a survey to the student body to see what they could change in the menu to make the…
Recently a number of incidents at U-32 have involved something called a “Vape Pen.” What is a Vape Pen, and what is U-32’s policy on “vaping?” Assistant Principal Jody Emerson explained what a vape pen is. “Basically they are electronic…
When many students hear about VSAC, they don’t really know what it is or how it works. Clark Amadon, the U-32 VSAC representative, was able to shed some light. “Vermont student assistance corporation helps Vermonters to figure out how to…
On January 3rd, the music department of U32 held a fundraiser to raise money for the music department’s trip to New York City. Every other year, the school sends the entire music department on a trip. “The students who volunteer…
Altan Cross has a lot going on. Between a rigorous homeschool curriculum and the multiple theater productions he in, he is anything but motionless. It was no different when he was a junior at U32. He juggled lacrosse, soccer, Stage…
An intense match up between #1 U-32 and #2 Lyndon Institute last Thursday night created a focused locker room scene. The Raiders started off their typical pre-game routine as players went around sharing their goals for the game. “We need…
This winter has been very scarce when it comes to the amount of snowfall in the state of Vermont. Many people believe it’s just another El Niño that changed some of the weather patterns. However, that is not the case.…
Fairmont Farm inc. is a family dairy farm in East Montpelier, Vermont, established in 1992 when three smaller family farms merged into one. In the 24 years since, Fairmont has undergone many changes and expansions while still maintaining a…
Look around U-32. How many kids do you see on their phone? Ten? Twenty? More? So should social media be taught at school? According to the Pew Research center (http://www.pewinternet.org/) 92% of teenagers report going online daily. Not…
Josiah Gilbert (above) is making his own architecture textbook. And it really is his own; he’s working on filling it with the notes he’s taken during class, and is including vivid artistic representations of various structures, like the columns he’s…