Elizabeth Wirth, Bess Powers, Cyndi Piro, Louise Mier, Lisa Forbes, Michelle Brett, Wendy Farber, Cindy Cykon, Amy Molina, Debra Stevens, Christine Christiano, Linda Cueto, Susan Deforge, Lisa Audet, Caroline Grace, Chris Grantz, Laura Giammusso, David Hannigan, Guy Viens, Deb Lynde, Kenneth Saxe (and Kim Bolduc, Travis Garand and Betsy Gladding not pictured) were all honored for their 10 years of service to Washington Central Supervisory Union on opening day, August 25th at U-32.

As part of the WCSU Strategic Plan 2008-2013, WCSU has been exploring ways to work more collaboratively across all of our schools. The assumption behind this approach is that our schools are stronger because we work together. During the 2010 Legislative session, the Vermont Legislature passed a new education law, ACT. 153: An act relating to voluntary school district merger, virtual merger, supervisory union duties, and including secondary students with disabilities in senior year activities and ceremonies. One provision of Act 153 is in an area where WCSU has not worked at the Supervisory level for many years. This provision is the one that requires special education services be provided at the supervisory union level.

Washington Central Supervisory Union wins ‘Best of the Best’ Award for Energy Efficient Design

Preferred Building System Vice President Bryan Huot, Black River Design Partner John Rahill, WCSU Superintendent Robbe Brook, Preferred Building Systems Chet Pasho, WCSU Executive Committee Chair Charlotte Hanna Bassage, WCSU Business Administrator Lori Bibeau, E.F. Wall Project Manager Jerry Dunbar, and WCSU Administrative Assistant Michelle Ksepka receive the Best of the Best in Commercial Building Design & Construction award at the 2011 Efficiency Vermont Better Buildings by Design Conference, February 9.

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Washington Central Supervisory Union serves the five central Vermont towns of Berlin, Calais, East Montpelier, Middlesex and Worcester with five elementary schools and U-32, a 7-12 grade school. There are approximately 1700 pre-K through 12th grade students in the six schools. Washington Central Supervisory Union is a diverse community of adults and students working and learning together.   Our goal is to create dynamic learning environments that produce global citizens with competence, compassion, creativity, critical thinking and integrity.  Standards of equity, excellence and sustainability guide all our endeavors. The mission of Washington Central Supervisory Union is to create and sustain an exemplary, vital PreK-12 educational system for the students in our member schools- Berlin, Calais, Doty, East Montpelier, Rumney and U-32.