Our combined statewide broadcast and Internet systems will provide free access to high-quality PBS educational resources. We are honored to join the state of Vermont in meeting the educational needs of families and children in these challenging times. Vermont PBS also will provide resources that allow teachers and caregivers to access at-home curriculum that includes activities, assignments and learning objectives, at “From Sesame Street to NOVA, education has been the heart of our mission for over 50 years. Vermont PBS will use two statewide channels to broadcast content across the age spectrum from Pre-K through the 12 th grade. I am grateful to Vermont PBS as this partnership will give those already doing so much another tool to reach and educate students,” Governor Scott added. “Educators and parents are working hard to achieve these goals, and this initiative will help support their work. “I recognize there is no replacement for in-person instruction and the learning that takes place in a classroom but this is an unprecedented public health situation, and we must work together to provide the best possible remote learning opportunities for Vermont’s kids,” Governor Scott said. This initiative will give over 83,500 Vermont students access to free, high-quality educational resources via television broadcast and online content throughout the duration of school closures to help complement distance learning efforts by Vermont school leaders.
– Governor Phil Scott and the Agency of Education (AOE) today announced a partnership with Vermont PBS to provide educational content to supplement remote learning for Vermont students and school districts during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Scott Administration Announces Partnership with Vermont PBS To Provide Educational Programming To Vermont Students
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