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VRP Member Schools

The VRP schools are predominately rural, face a variety of economic challenges and are located
in the central and northeast part of the state of Vermont. Approximately 3,000 students Pre -K to 12
attend VRP schools.


barnet Barnet School
Barnet School is located on approximately 80 acres of land that border the Stevens River, in Caledonia Co. VT. The school contains a pre-kindergarten through 8th grade student body. Students from Barnet, West Barnet, Barnet Center, Peacham, Passumpsic, and McIndoe Falls attend here.

Enrollment: K-6
Principal: Shaun Gonyaw • VRP Coordinators: Alicia Hingston, Jean Denson
Cindy Mosedale, Tina Fearon
163 Kid Row, Barnet, VT 05821 phone: 633-4978 / Fax 633-4497
email: sgonyaw@kidrow.net l jdenson@kidrow.net l website: www.kidrow.net


cabot
Burke Town School
Enrollment: Pre K-8, 180 students
Principal: Janet Cerro
Tracie Surridge ,VRP rep
3293 Burke Hollow Road
West Burke, VT 05871
phone: 802-467-3385
email: jcerro@burke-school.org
website: www.burke-school.org


burke Cabot School
Situated in the northeast corner of Washington County, Vermont and bordering the Northeast Kingdom, Cabot is an agricultural community of 1,200 people and home of theCabot Creamery.

Enrollment: Pre K-12, 239 students
Principal: Karen Stewart • VRP Contact: Lynn Talamini 1/2 teacher
25 Common Road
Cabot, VT 05647
phone: 802-563-228925
email: rquinn@cabotschool.org / lynntalamini@hotmail.com
website: www.cabotschool.org

doty Doty Memorial School
Enrollment: K 6, 75 students
Principal: David Harnett
PO Box 162, 24 Calais Road
Worcester, VT 05862
phone: 802-223-5656
email: dhartnett@u32.org
website: www.dotyschool.org
eden Eden School
Eden Central School is a dynamic school of a little over 100 children. Our teachers are well trained and dedicated to improving learning for all students. The school is fortunate to be nestled in a community that cares about its children. As an example, we have an on-going after-school program that meets the remedial needs of students while also offering an enrichment and challenge program. Many community members along with Eden high school students help make this program a success.

Enrollment: Pre-K-6
Principal: Jeff Lindgren • jlindgren@edenschool.net
PO Box 29, Eden, VT 05652 l phone: 635-6630
email: / amcpherson@edenschool.net l website: edenschool.net


ilm Isle La Motte School
The Isle La Motte School is nestled on a small island, 5 miles long and 2 miles wide in the northern part of Lake Champlain. We have a new, modern school building which houses an average enrollment of 35 students in grades K-6. We have three multi-age classrooms, a large multi-purpose room (gym/cafeteria), a library, work-study office, kitchen, nurses' office, and a large outside playground. After 6th grade, the students graduate from Isle La Motte. They complete their junior and high school years off the island at local surrounding schools.

Enrollment: K-6, 35 students
Principal: Mrs. Diane Reilly
534 School Road, Isle La Motte, Vermont 05463 l phone:
email: diareil@gisu.org l website: http://www.gisu.org/islelamotte


lakeview Lakeview Elementary School
Lakeview educates the children of the towns of Greensboro and Stannard. Kindergarten through sixth grade students attend classes in one of two buildings. Staff and students have wide opportunities to learn beyond academics. The music, art and physical education programs are integral parts of the curriculum. With the help of community volunteers, skiing and snow shoeing once a week adds variety to physical education in the wintertime.

Enrollment: K-6
Principal: Karen Weeks • kweeks@ossu.org
189 Lauredon Avenue
Greensboro, VT  05841
phone: 802-533-7066 l fax: 802-533-2962 l website: www.ossu.org


newark Newark Street School
Enrollment: K-8, 48 students
Principal: Mary Anne Riggie
1448 Newark Street
Newark, VT 05871-9735
phone: 802-467-3401
email: Mary_Ann_Riggie@Newark-school.org
website: www.Newark-school.org



peacham Peacham School
Peacham Elementary School is a small, rural school in Peacham, Vermont, a Northeast Kingdom town of approximately 600 residents. Our student population consists of approximately fifty students in four multiage classrooms ranging from pre-school through grade six. We are proud of our academic excellence, our friendly atmosphere, our innovative programs, and our community connections.

Enrollment: K-6, 81 students
Principal: Hank Ruppertsberger
PO Box 271
Peacham, VT 05462 l phone: 802-592-3513
email: hruppert@peachamschool.org l website: www.peachamschool.org


peoples Peoples Academy
Enrollment: 6-12, 638 students
Principal: Philip Grant
Head of High School: Rosalie desGroseilliers
202 Copley Avenue
Morrisville, VT 05661
phone: 802-888-4600
email: Philip.grant@morrisville.org
email: rosalie.desgroseilliers@morrisville.org l website: www.morrisville.org/pahs


morey Samuel Morey Elementary [Rivendell District]
Samuel Morey Elementary School serves students from the towns Orford, New Hampshire and Fairlee, Vermont. The two towns sit on opposite sides of the Connecticut River and are connected by the Fairlee, Orford Bridge. The school is located in Fairlee, and sits in a neighborhood with playground and sports fields. We emphasize high academic expectations for all students and a strong belonging community. We are committed to the principles of the Responsive Classroom model and emphasize core concepts throughout the year.

Enrollment: 130
Principal: Gail Kieling • email:
gkeiling@rivendell.org
214 School St, Fairlee, VT, 05045 l phone: 802-333-9755
website: www.rivendellschool.org



thetford Thetford Academy
Located on over 200 acres at the height of Thetford Hill, Thetford Academy is an independent school. It serves as the designated public high school for the town of Thetford, Vermont and as a choice school for a large number of Upper Valley towns. Thetford Academy offers a challenging college-preparatory program as well as access to a comprehensive technical education program.

Enrollment: 7-12, 380 students
Principal: Martha.Rich
VRP Coord: Steve Niederhauser
PO Box 190
Thetford, VT 05074-0190 l phone: 802-785-4805
email: Martha.Rich@thet.net l website: www.thetfordacademy.org

twinfield Twinfield Union High School
Twinfield Union School is a public 4-year union school serving the towns of Plainfield and Marshfield, Vermont which are rural communities located approximately 15 miles east of the state capital in Montpelier, Vermont. Students range from pre-school through twelfth grade in the school which opened in 1970. The faculty and administration consists of 94 staff members.

Enrollment: Grades: 9-12
Principal: Christine Barnes
VRP Coord: Barbara Bendix
106 Nasmith Rd., Plainfield, VT 05667 l phone: 802-426-3213
email: marywhalen@twinfield.net l website: www.twinfield.net


walden Walden School
Our mission is to provide all Walden children with a supportive and safe learning environment. Learning in the Walden School is meaningful, personal, relevant, and connected to all students, preparing them to face life’s challenges.

Enrollment:
Principal: Martha DuBuque
135 Cahoon Farm Road
West Danville, VT 05873
Principal:Martha Dubuque
phone: 802-563-3000
email: mdubuque@waldenschoolvt.org l website: www.waldenschoolvt.org


washington Washington Village School [currently on leave]
Enrollment: K 8, 89 students
Principal:
Main Street
Washington, VT 05675
phone: 802-883-2312
email: Srodman.wvs@onsu.org / Rgardner.wvs@onsu.org
website: www.washingtonvillageschool.org


westshire Westshire Elementary School [Rivendell District]
Westshire Elementary School serves approximately 85 students from the towns of West Fairlee and Vershire, and houses additional preschoolers from the entire district. Located in the village of West Fairlee, the school sits on 17 beautiful acres that include athletic fields, a playground, and a flowing stream. We come together as a learning community regularly to celebrate one another’s accomplishments by showcasing individual work, as well as class projects. Classes take turns hosting these community meetings.

Enrollment: Pre-K-5, 85 students
Principal: Joan Holcombe • email: jholcombe@@rivendell.org
744 route 113, West Fairlee, Vt 05085 l phone: 802-333-4668
website: www.rivendellschool.org



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