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Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: Gratitude & What's Next 11/14/2022

Burlington School Commissioners discuss what's ahead for the BHS/BTC 2025 project with guest Clare Wool, Board Chair.

For more information visit: bsdvt.org

Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: Burlington High School and Burlington Technical Center in 2025 08/08/2022

Where we are and where we're going! Host Lucia Campriello, Ward 5 school commissioner, joins guest Kathy Olwell, District East school commissioner. 

For more information visit: www.bsdvt.org or www.burlingtonvt.gov/CJC

Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: BHS BTC 2025 Project Update & District Highlights 07/11/2022

Tune in for a Burlington High School and Burlington Technical Center project update and hear district highlights with guest School Commissioners Polly Vanderputten (Ward 3) and Lucia Campriello (Ward 5).

For more information visit: www.bsdvt.org or www.burlingtonvt.gov/CJC

Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: Introductions & District Highlights 06/13/2022

Join us to meet recently elected commissioners & hear district highlights.

Saja Almogalli (Ward 8)

Martine Gulick (Ward 4)

Aquilas Lokossou (Ward 1)

For more information visit: www.bsdvt.org or www.burlingtonvt.gov/CJC

Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: Burlington School Board's New Commissioners 05/09/2022

Martine Larocque Gulick, board clerk, speaks with new Ward 5 Commissioner Lucia Campriello. 

For more information visit: www.bsdvt.org or www.burlingtonvt.gov/CJC

Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: School Board News 01/07/2020

Stephen Carey, School Commissioner for Ward 2, and Keith Pillsbury, School Commissioner for Ward 8, give an update on school board news, including the superintendent search and the budget process.

For more information visit www.bsdvt.org or www.burlingtonvt.gov/CJC

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