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The Lamoille North school community lost long-time supporter, William Sander at the end of last year.  His friends and family will gather Saturday, June 3rd for a Celebration of Life to appreciate his accomplishments, his dedication and service to others, and to reflect on a life well lived.

Lamoille North's Superintendent, Catherine Gallagher, was recently appointed to the Executive Governing Board of the National Superintendents Association (AASA) to represent the state of Vermont.

You've got questions about the Cricket Hill Project, we've got answers.

Read the post to learn more about the project and to download an Informational Sheet.

In light of Lamoille Union High School's upcoming graduation for the class of 2023, we're taking a look back at some past graduates who have taken the time to keep in touch.  We now check in with 2014 graduate Dakota Dubie.

To stay competitive with neighboring school districts, to offer our students what they need and what they expect of us, and to continue to be a sought-after employer by the best and brightest in public education, Lamoille North must push for progress.  The Cricket Hill Project allows us to achieve these goals.

Recently Lamoille North and Healthy Lamoille Valley (HLV) came together to host a community town hall focused on vaping.  The evening was a chance to talk about these devices, explain how they work, the health impacts of vaping, how students interact with and perceive them, and how to prevent use and help students that may be dependent.