Townes Degroot watches the bit of the new CNC mill cutting a series of circles in a piece of plywood, clamped to the deck of the mill. As the router makes more ...
It was the Winter Art Bash of 2019 and Izzy Poulson was sitting in the atrium corner on the outside of the library where her paintings and pottery were on displ...
Author’s Note: This a piece that has been forming under a partial surface of the communal consciousness of gender aware and gender “deviant” people, see...
It was a Wednesday like any other. Lydia Rice’s mother had told her that she was going to drop off a latte for Lydia that morning. Lydia left chemistry class ...
Christiana Martin, the AP US History teacher, leads a group of students through a review session. Her students achieve proficiency in economics without ever d...
As you drive along Summer Street in Barre, on the left you pass a cracked grey concrete wall with faded graffiti all over it. Along the wall, two faded pa...
Purple, red, blue, white, different shades of yellow, all poured into a plastic cup and tipped upside down onto a canvas. While experimenting with different col...
On Devante Lee’s first day at U-32, he and his brother were sitting in the Student Services Office when a student took a photo of them and posted on social me...
The bell rings for lunch A. Students flood the cafeteria, and race into line. The lunch line stretches all the way back to the tables in the cafeteria. Further ...
On a recent Saturday morning, kids from East Montpelier Elementary School flooded the U-32 Gymnasium. There were seven stations set up with batting cages, t...
On Monday, February 14, 2018, the Barre Middle School principal, Michael Dreiblatt, was driving more than 100 miles away from Barre. It was the middle of the sc...
Every day, students walk into the U-32 cafeteria’s men’s bathroom, take advantage of the facilities, wash their hands, and leave. Few students notice the la...
The clock stopped. The crowd watched, holding their breath. They were on their feet, signs and banners ready to be lifted high into the air. The U-32 gym was si...
Marilyn Weigel sits in a chair at Pines Rehabilitation and Health in Lyndonville, VT. She glances out a bedroom window on a rainy Saturday morning. “I like to...
In a corner of the U-32 Auditorium at around 2:30 PM on a Friday, a small group of students sit with Erin Galligan-Baldwin, staring at scripts. Kate McKay and S...
