White River Valley Supervisory Union addresses chronic absenteeism through community connections
30-08-2026 14:32 via vtdigger.org

White River Valley Supervisory Union addresses chronic absenteeism through community connections

Students of WRVMS stand in front of their fence built at Metcalf Cemetery in Royalton. Photo by Caitlin Justice/White River Valley HeraldThis story by Caitlin Justice was first published in The White River Valley Herald on Aug. 27, 2026.After battling high absentee rates after the Covid-19 pandemic, schools in the White River Valley Supervisory Union are finding ways to keep kids in schools and build community connections. According to Michaela Martin, the SU’s multi-tiered system of supp
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