Grand Isle Supervisory Union

GISU • Board Meeting

NH Brd Mtg Wed Dec 18th

North Hero Board meeting @ 7:00 p.m.
Posted by ellnorr@gisu.org on 2013-11-14

GISU • Board Meeting

SH Brd Mtg Tue Dec 17th

South Hero board meeting @ 6 p.m.
Posted by ellnorr@gisu.org on 2013-11-22

GISU • Board Meeting

Alburgh Brd Mtg Mon Dec 16th

Alburgh Board meeting @ 5:00 p.m.
Posted by ellnorr@gisu.org on 2013-11-14

GISU • Board Meeting

ILM Brd Mtg Thu Dec 12th

ILM Board meeting @ 4:00 p.m.
Posted by ellnorr@gisu.org on 2013-11-14

GISU • GISU Board

GISU Brd Mtg Tue Dec 10th

GISU board meeting @ 7 p.m. at North Hero School
Posted by ellnorr@gisu.org on 2013-11-22

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The Grand Isle Supervisory Union is comprised of five schools and an administrative team that implements and oversees the educational system in Grand Isle County, Vermont. Towns within this school union include Alburgh, Grand Isle, Isle La Motte, North Hero, and South Hero (Folsom). The GISU Schools provide for students in grades K-6/K-8, while students in grades 9-12 have the choice of attending High Schools in neighboring counties.

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Calendar Items

2013-12-30 GI Brd Mtg
2013-12-18 NH Brd Mtg
2013-12-17 SH Brd Mtg
2013-12-16 Alburgh Brd Mtg
2013-12-12 ILM Brd Mtg
2013-12-10 GISU Brd Mtg
2013-12-09 GI Brd Mtg

2013-12-09 SH Brd Mtg
2013-12-04 NH Brd Mtg
2013-12-02 Alburgh Brd Mtg
2013-11-25 GI Brd Mtg
2013-11-21 SH Schl Brd
2013-11-11 GI Brd Mtg

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Notes from the Superintendent

Vermont Education Quality • Wednesday, November 13th

Vermonters rightfully expect our schools to provide our students with a quality education. A new analysis of how all U.S. states stack up against countries around the world shows that 8th grade students in 35 states outperformed the international average in math and those in 46 did so in science.

The federal report , released today, showcases the academic prowess of high-achieving states, such as Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Vermont, which outperformed all but five of 47 countries, provinces, and jurisdictions abroad in mathematics. The top performers in that subject were South Korea, Singapore, and Chinese Taipei (Taiwan).

The study may be viewed here:
Click Here

If Vermont were considered a country, our eighth graders would be within the top seven math and science students throughout the world!

Modified by luce@fairpoint.net on 2013-11-13

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