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The Community College of Vermont (CCV) offers accessible and affordable education to Vermonters with a wide range of programs, including degrees, certificates, and training opportunities tailored to fit diverse interests and career goals. With 12 locations across the state and flexible course formats, including online and in-person options, CCV provides personalized support to help students succeed. Committed to making college education debt-free, CCV administers the 802 Opportunity program which covers tuition for eligible students with household incomes under $100,000. Additionally, the college welcomes high school students to participate in the Early College program, allowing them to earn their degrees at no cost while gaining valuable skills for the future. Generated from the website

The Brattleboro Outing Club (BOC) is a community-focused organization dedicated to promoting outdoor activities and sports in Brattleboro, Vermont. Offering various programs such as rowing, cross-country skiing, and paddling, the BOC invites members and visitors to engage in an array of recreational opportunities throughout the year. With facilities like groomed ski trails at the Brattleboro Country Club, dog-friendly trails, and seasonal events like the Annual Spring Canoe Kayak Consignment Sale Swap, the BOC fosters a welcoming environment for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages. The club also emphasizes volunteerism, encouraging community participation to maintain its century-old tradition of outdoor recreation. Generated from the website

World Learning, located in Brattleboro, Vt., is a private, nonprofit international organization with academic and field project capabilities. The organization has four program units comprising the Experiment in International Living, School for International Training, World Learning for International Development and World Learning for Business. World Learning is involved in the fields of international exchange, study abroad, development, teacher education, language training and the management of nongovernmental organizations. It offers three- to five-week summer programs where students learn about the culture and language of another country. The students live as a member of a local family, engage in academic language and culture training, perform community service, and concentrate on a number of areas, such as peace studies, ecological projects and arts.