Rutland City School District

Rutland City Public Schools is the school district that manages public schools in Rutland City, Vermont, USA. Five schools are run by the district together with a technical center.

Rutland High School, which was originally located on Library Avenue, is now on Stratton Road

The superintendent is William K. Olsen[1]. Policy is determined by a 11-person Board of School Commissioners.[2]

History

Northeast Primary School originally educated grades K-6. In 1995, Rutland High School moved to its current building on Stratton Road, and the historic building on Library Avenue was turned into Rutland Intermediate School, serving grades 3-6. Northeast Elementary School was also reduced to K-2. Rutland Middle School still serves grades 7 and 8.

In the year 2002-03, the district did not make adequate yearly progress toward No Child Left Behind educational standards.[3]

Budget

  • 2019-2020 $54.7 million[4]
  • 2018-2019 $52.6 million[5]
  • 2009-2010 $45 million[6]
  • 2008-09 $43 million[6]
  • 2007-08 $40 million.[7]

Schools

Rutland Intermediate School
Rutland Middle School
  • Rutland High School - grades 9-12; principal, since 2009, Bill Olsen
  • Rutland Middle School - grades 7-8; principal, Pati Beaumont[8]
  • Rutland Intermediate School - grades 3-6; principal, Andrew Skarzynski
  • Northeast Primary School - grades K-2; principal, Susanne Engels[9]
  • Northwest Primary School - grades K-2; principal, Loren Pepe
  • Pierpiont Primary School (Essential Early Education School)
  • Allen Street Campus (MS/HS) Director, Scott Corbett[10]

Specialist center

  • Stafford Technical Center - established in 1974 for both high school students and adults; Director, Melissa Connor[11]
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References

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