Investing in college and training programs can be critically important to a successful career, but the costs can be out-of-reach for local students from moderate-income families.

After two years of postponed or virtual events, Vermont nonprofit Music-COMP presents an in-person and online world premiere of 25 works by student composers Tuesday, April 26, in Burlington. 

Harwood Union High School Theatre returns to the school stage with this year's musical, “Disney’s Freaky Friday” running Thursday-Saturday, April 7-9. 

Preschool registration for the 2022-2023 school year at Brookside Primary School is now open through April 8 for children born on or before September 1, 2019. 

A Sunday evening email to staff and families, notified the community of updated bus routes for Monday morning and afternoon affecting 25 roads across the Harwood Unified Union School District for Monday.

The Vermont Student Assistance Corp. is hosting free online events this Saturday, March 5, and Thursday, March 10, for high school students thinking about college and careers, and those navigating financial aid and college offers.  

The Governor’s Institutes of Vermont is taking applications for its nine in-person, residential summer programs this summer geared for students in grades 9-11. 

This murder mystery is the longest-running play on London’s West End, having started in 1952 and presenting more than 17,000 performances until COVID-19 forced it to close in 2020.  And it features a classic Christie twist ending that audiences for decades have been asked not to reveal after leaving the show. 

Deadlines are coming up Saturday, July 10, and Sunday, July 18, for applications to fill two vacancies on the Harwood Unified Union School Board, one each for Duxbury and Waterbury.

Gov. Phil Scott has announced that he is seeking applications for an opening on the State Board of Education.

Members of the senior class will cross the stage outside at Harwood Union High School in a ceremony starting at 10 a.m. on Saturday.

Primary school physical education teacher Carol Baitz accepted a surprise donation of 75 kids bike helmets recently after a shipment headed to Montpelier took a detour to Waterbury. 

In just two short weeks, the Thatcher Brook Primary School community will say farewell to five retiring staff members and two staffers who have served students and the community with hard work and dedication for many years.

Three nights, three shows. Outside from sunset until the stars and moon provided house lights, Harwood Union Theatre presented the classic, “The Fantasticks” musical at Camp Meade last weekend. Here’s a collection of photos from photographer Gordon Miller.

Members of the Crossett Brook Middle School fifth-grade chorus planted an Autumn Blaze maple tree on the school campus last week, the 24th year the Waterbury Rotary Club has gifted a tree to the school.

Harwood Union High School’s theater program presents the musical “The Fantasticks” May 13-15 outdoors at Camp Meade in Middlesex.

A Harwood Union High School class focusing on issues of racial justice invites the community to an online discussion about issues of racism in our schools and our community this Thursday, April 29, from 6 to 7:30 p.m.

The following fifth- and sixth-grade students from the Harwood Unified Union School District recently took part in the annual UVM Math Fair. The event was held online this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.