Swanton Central School

Swanton Elementary School offers classes from preschool through grade six and has an enrollment of more than 600 students. It operates through two campuses in Swanton, Vt. Its Babcock building was constructed in 1964 and offers classes from preschool through grade second. It houses classrooms, library, multipurpose room and offices. The school s central building was constructed in 1992 and houses a cafeteria, conference center, administrative offices and a gymnasium. The school consists of a parent-teacher organization that works to raise funds for enrichment projects, field trips, and special activities. It also publishes a school newsletter to update parents on current events in the school. Additionally, the school operates a program that brings school and community together through service learning projects. The Swanton Elementary School employs more than 125 people and is a member of the Franklin Northwest Supervisory Union.

Nestled in the charming town of Swanton, VT, the Missisquoi Valley Union High School Off Site Program offers a unique educational experience for students seeking a supportive and enriching learning environment. Surrounded by the picturesque landscape of Vermont, this school provides a tranquil setting conducive to academic growth and personal development. With a diverse range of academic programs and extracurricular activities, students at Missisquoi Valley Union High School Off Site Program have the opportunity to explore their interests and passions while receiving a well-rounded education. The dedicated faculty and staff are committed to nurturing students' potential and fostering a culture of excellence, preparing them for success in their future endeavors. Generated using this place's available information

We, the Missisquoi Valley Union Middle and High School ( MVU ) Learning Community, are committed to the establishment of high standards for student learning. Our mission is to create an active learning community where adults and students alike are respected, valued, and required to take responsibility for achievement. Before setting our mission on high standards, we believe it crucial to assure that every student exits MVU with the fundamentals they must embody to enter a democratic society. We must provide foundational skills in the important areas of basic literacy, numeracy, technology, civics, and finance. No one will be left without these aspects of an educated citizen. Individual learners will build upon this foundation, using their imagination and willingness to take risks to achieve their greatest potential. A democracy requires two goals for education that are sacred. Schools must be both equal and excellent. Equality in education is founded on the belief that in a democracy all citizens are entitled to the skill necessary for thoughtful and active citizenship. Excellence in education is derived form a commitment to learning. Equality does not require that everyone in a diverse and valued multi-cultural atmosphere learn exactly the same things in exactly the same ways. It does require that differences in rates of learning, in interests and in the purposes of schooling not be used to diminish opportunities to learn or to gain access to knowledge. Differences must not be converted into inequalities.