Welcome to the Vermont School Report!

About the Vermont School Report:

The Vermont School Report is an annual report developed by the Vermont Department of Education and is continuously updated as new information becomes available throughout the year.

Indicators about Vermont's Public Schools are displayed in seven sections:

 1. General Information
2. Program Information
3. Staff Information
4. Community Social Indicators
5. Financial Resources
6. Financial Expenditures
7. Student Performance

Recent Updates to the Vermont School Report:
  • June 19, 2009: Miscellaneous update, including Free and Reduced Lunch data.
  • February 25, 2009: Update of NECAP test results.
  • December 5, 2008: Annual School Report update.
Updating the Vermont School Report is an annual process. New information may be added in future updates. Please feel free to make suggestions regarding additional data. For more information on the School Report, please check our FAQ Page

The Vermont School Report reflects the partnership between the Department of Education, and the Agency of Human Services and its Community Profiles (see link below).  Together, these documents provide a status report on key conditions of success in school, and of the family and community well-being that supports it, as required by legislation passed by the 1998 Vermont General Assembly (Act 147, Sec. 101). 		How to Use the Vermont School Report:

1. You can produce the "Complete Vermont Report", which shows state averages and totals for up to four years of data.

2. You can produce a report for a single school:
Select a town from the following list, then press the Submit Button.
Select a town to see a list of public schools located there and also nearby schools within the same district or supervisory union. Union school reports are shown for each town they serve.
If you are searching for a village, please select the town that village is in.
The next page will contain a list of schools for you to scroll down through.

3. You can download the full collection of data and metadata:

If you are familiar with spreadsheet and/or database applications you can download files which contain the School Report data in different formats.

Be sure to view or download the Data Documentation also. This will help explain the field headings in the data files.

Additional Data and Resources:

  • Vermont Department of Education - School Finance Reports: Viewable and downloadable links to school and school district finance and non-fiscal reports (Local Education Spending, Allowable Tuition, ADM, enrollment, dropout, graduation, etc.).

  • Community Profiles: 60 Community Profile Reports have been published by the Agency of Human Services, representing the 60 School Supervisory Unions in Vermont. Total State data and corresponding County data are incorporated into each and every Report.

  • Vermont Indicators Online: The Center for Rural Studies and Vermont Center for Geographic Information have published data for every town in Vermont. Data is viewable via maps and historical graphs.

  • The Vermont Department of Health: Office of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs.

  • VI - The Vermont Institutes:  Find out the latest news and activities as Vermont schools work on meeting Vermont's mathematics and science standards by improving curriculum, instruction and assessment.
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Please send questions or comments on the School Report to the Department of Education,
or feel free to call 802.828.3148.