Want to make student voice a real part of governance?
Join us for a webinar at noon on April 14th.
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Elevating Student Voices on the Board
Learn how boards can empower student representatives, create student seats where none exist, and support intergenerational collaboration so students and adults work together as partners.
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Member Resources About Act 73
As discussion and debate continue across the state about effective implementation of Act 73, including options for redistricting, VSBA has developed a set of resources for our members about the key issues.
VSBA also has released a position paper that includes a set of criteria for any statewide reform plan. READ MORE
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VSBA 2026 Legislative Platform
The VSBA’s legislative platform is the foundation of our advocacy work. These priorities reflect broad input from boards and are grounded in student needs, fiscal responsibility, and long-term sustainability for districts. By promoting foundational elements such as equity, predictability, and data-informed decision-making, the VSBA advocates to ensure that each and every student is supported in their educational journey.​​
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Chair & Superintendent Joint Training
This publication from VSBA and the Vermont Superintendents Association is designed to support districts in meeting the Vermont General Assembly's legal requirement for school board chairs and superintendents to complete eight hours of joint annual training on key governance topics (16 V.S.A. § 561(b)).
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2026-27 Resolution Process
The resolutions process has begun and submissions will be accepted through June 15th at 5pm. The resolutions process provides an annual opportunity for members of the VSBA to establish the positions and beliefs of the organization. Resolutions adopted in 2026 will serve as a foundation for VSBA’s advocacy efforts during the 2027 legislative session.
Founded in 1963, the VSBA is a private, nonprofit membership association dedicated to serving Vermont’s elected school boards. We provide our members with services, support and counsel as they lead their districts, navigate relationships and promote public education across Vermont.