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Mark Rondeau

Bennington
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Mark E. Rondeau is the award-winning religion editor of the Bennington Banner. Nationally, his work has appeared in America, Commonweal, and U.S. Catholic.
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SVSU leader discusses evaluation process in new school consolidation bill

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By Mark Rondeau
| Bennington Banner
BENNINGTON – Mandated school district consolidation is off the table, but our area’s top public educator expects a pending law to unleash a fast-moving and intense process to consider and decide on voluntary consolidations. Southwestern Vermont Supervisory Union (SVSU) Superintendent Tim Payne spoke at Wednesday’s board meeting of anticipated requirements of H.955, which has been passed by the Legislature but not yet signed by Gov. Phil Scott.
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SVSU Board approves teacher contract with 3.75% increase

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By Mark Rondeau
| Bennington Banner
BENNINGTON — The Southwestern Vermont Supervisory Union Board on Wednesday ratified two-year contract agreements with teachers and support staff. The teacher contract agreement has a 3.75% increase in each of the two years for 2026 to 2028, said Nick Gault, director of human resources. The contract also includes step increases.
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Shaftsbury Select Board discusses using room in town offices for free clinic

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By Mark Rondeau
| Bennington Banner
SHAFTSBURY — The Select Board discussed the possibility Monday of providing a free medical clinic space in the new town office building. The clinic would not be open during regular town business hours. Providing space for social services had been discussed as a possibility for the facility, a former doctor's building at 677 Route 7A, since the proposal to purchase it was put forward. The room discussed has its own separate entrance. Town operations moved into the building earlier this spring.
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