The Vermont School Boards Association, the Vermont Superintendents Association, the Vermont Principals’ Association, and the Vermont Association of School Business Officials released a joint statement on May 7 expressing concerns about the current version of H.949, known as the yield bill.
The organizations said they wanted to share their thoughts and highlight issues they see with the legislation. The statement was addressed to lawmakers and stakeholders involved in education policy discussions.
“On behalf of the Vermont School Boards Association, the Vermont Superintendents Association, the Vermont Principals’ Association, and the Vermont Association of School Business Officials, we write to express concerns we have regarding the current version of H.949 and present some thoughts for your consideration,” according to their full statement.
While specific details about their concerns were not included in this summary, such statements from key educational organizations often play a role in shaping legislative debate around school funding bills.
Observers expect further discussion as legislators consider feedback from these groups before moving forward with any changes or final decisions related to H.949.
