Register for the “Vermont’s Education Transformation: What Families of Children with Disabilities Need to Know” workshop here.

This workshop will be online using the Zoom meeting platform.  If you are unable to attend the live presentation, you can still register and we’ll send you a link to the recording of the workshop which you can watch on your own time. We appreciate when you register as that data can support our grant reporting.

Act 73 (2025) and Act 170 (2026) are Vermont’s two major education reform laws. Among the initiatives proposed are establishing larger school districts, a new student funding model, a single statewide education tax rate, and setting up Cooperative Educational Service Areas (CESAs). These changes are scheduled to roll out over the next few years. Join us as Meagan Roy demystifies the Education Transformation process, what changes may mean for students with disabilities and how families can contribute input into the process.

Presenter:
– Meagan Roy, Ed.D., Coordinator of School Leadership Programs at Saint Michael’s College. Meagan currently serves as the Coordinator of School Leadership Programs at St. Michael’s College. Previously, she served as Superintendent of the Washington Central Unified Union School District and spent more than a decade in the Champlain Valley Union School District as their Director of Student Support Services. She began her VT teaching career as an Intensive Needs special educator, and her professional endeavors are deeply connected to ensuring that public schools can serve all students. Meagan is deeply invested and engaged in education policy work at the state level and has a particular interest in supporting schools as they implement policy locally. She is a past President of the VT Council of Special Education Administrators and past Chair of the Commission on the Future of Public Education in VT.