Hi! Washington Central is decent (U32 is better than the elem schools, which are okay). Lots of options in terms of towns to live in for this district - Berlin, East Montpelier, Rumney, Middlesex, Calais, etc., so more real estate options. Montpelier SD is also good, but it’s so expensive to buy a house there that you may as well just go to Burlington. Waterbury is also decent. I would not recommend Barre or Northfield at all, in terms of school districts. Feel free to message me if you have other specific questions - I am a parent and teach in this area.

Dude the BPD website clearly states not to do so "Theft (NOT from a house, apartment, or business by an intruder)". Nor is it for in progress crimes. Why you simping?

https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/Police/Online-Incident-Reporting

You couldn't reach a person in the largest city PD in the state ok sure. Around 5pm no less

No, that's why I am asking. There isn't a whole lot about the schools culture online.

If you were real and had participated in even a tiny amount on this sub you would know I live no where near there. No posts on this acct for 8 entire years. Chuckles.

Where are these people working that they only get state mandated sick time? I would gladly help connect them with some better employers.

Anyway, would I use three days of PTO to make $850 dollars plus gas money plus three meals for a study I was interested in participating in? Yes.

Have you ever been to St. Michael's pal?

Thirding for Alchemy. Connie and Marie-Joseé are awesome!

It’s ok OP, no hate. We had friends come visit for the weekend and I made waffles with butter and maple syrup, and made extra so I could freeze them also.

Now round vs square waffles on the other hand, I take issue with :)

Thank you :] Are the students generally supportive?

I'm aware of the fact it's a catholic school, but it's also in Vermont and catholic colleges vary from openly preaching catholic doctrine to just giving alot of financial aid to poorer students. It's obviously not ideal but it would be 4 times as expensive to go to uvm, so I'm really looking for people with personal experience with the school as opposed to general statements about the catholic church as a whole.

Rutland

"Based on the schools, Barre is not an option."

Yup.

Waterbury has my vote. Nice walkable downtown. Good restaurant options. Close to Sugarbush, MRG, Stowe, Smuggs, Bolton. Also close to Barre, Burlington, Stowe, Montpelier and Waitsfield. Homes are a lot cheaper than Stowe.

In re: schools, good not great. To wit:

Waterbury, VT public schools have an average math proficiency score of 43% (versus the Vermont public school average of 33%), and reading proficiency score of 57% (versus the 48% statewide average). Schools in Waterbury have an average ranking of 8/10, which is in the top 30% of Vermont public schools.

And the brown cloud bases. When do you ever…?

Hobart, NY! Lovely little town

Northfield would be a good option. Houses are less expensive, good school district, and close to the Mad River Valley for skiing and Barre for family.

St Mike's is a CATHOLIC school. Catholics discriminate against LGBT and Women. So, despite the T-shirts, the Catholic Church considers homosexual tendencies as "objectively disordered". Why would you want to give them any money or support?

https://www.hrc.org/resources/stances-of-faiths-on-lgbt-issues-roman-catholic-church

If you got 5 days, would you use three of them on this?

Plz lmk

Hire a realtor. Reddit isn’t gonna serve you well.

Well maybe you and him could be friend than he def would appreciate your support

Perhaps you know who this person is and just defending him! Or perhaps it you!

Huh? Try calling Burlington police and the promt says for any theft to file online I also fine in person to poly e but they didn’t have any officer to talk to in person. Go to Kinney on Shelburne rd and ask if they guy was there, I have no reason to make this up- you are delusional

Jacob Albee did mine. Stellar work.

I work at St. Mikes part time and can say the community is supportive. I know we got faculty shirts for LGBT pride last year. There’s a GSA called Common Ground.