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Source: Valley Reporter
I taught at Moretown for nearly four decades, starting as a paraeducator at Waitsfield, and both my children attended Waitsfield K–6. I worked as administrative assistant at Brookside. My husband was facilities director at Warren for nearly ten years and worked at Fayston before Warren. My mom attended a two-room schoolhouse in Warren and Waterbury High School (1940s-1950s), which is now Brookside Primary. I care about every school and have experience across the district. Preserving one school should never require diminishing another, and advocating for one community should never mean disregarding the needs of another. Let’s set the record straight about Moretown. Moretown flooded in 2011 during Tropical Storm Irene, followed by significant repairs and mitigation. The school has not experienced river flooding again, even during later storms. In 2023–24, Moretown had two groundwater flooding events.
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