Bennington’s BSC Candidates Reveal Education Ideas
Four Bennington School Board hopefuls discuss plans, with Nancy S. Bohne as the sole woman candidate. Bohne emphasizes listening, long range capital planning, and neighborhood schools to boost parental involvement and student achievement. She cites Monument Elementary, Catamount, Stark Street, and Beech Street concerns as examples guiding future district planning.
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Bennington School Board Candidates Face Education Debates
Nancy Bohne supports neighborhood school concepts, library access with no censorship, and open dialogue with teachers while stressing parental involvement and communication. Allen seeks re election to push budget reform and improvements in reading and math, noting student performance should match ability levels.
Bevington school board member David Allen on education issues
Be nington school board member David Allen discusses reading and math challenges, library material concerns, and parental objections. He reflects on labor negotiations, the need for fair treatment of employees, and the Catamount purchase plan as beneficial. Allen sees broad alignment between community views and the district goals for elementary education.
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Winslow seeks third BSD term focusing on equal learning
Bernard G. Winslow, a Bennington educator and former plumber, runs for a third BSD term. He prioritizes special education access for average and slow learners while balancing tax concerns and supporting Catamount Elementary School to cut rental costs. He backs neighborhood schools, endorses fiscal conservatism, emphasizes listening, and aims for cooperative relations between the BSD and Mt Anthony boards.
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Bernard G. “Bun” Winslow
Bennington
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Winslow Plumbing and Heating Co
Bennington School District candidates push community focus and funds
John Leaning profiles two board hopefuls, Winslow and Mausert. Mausert, an accountant, urges uniting the divided town and expanding education within taxpayers’ means. He backs alternate programs and ungraded classes as feasible options. Winslow prioritizes stronger teacher-board ties and more teacher participation at meetings.
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Ryerson N. Mausert
Bennington
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Main Lafrentz & Co
Mausert promotes issue based campaign and long range planning
Bennington candidate Ryerson N Mausert outlines a calm issue driven approach avoiding personal clashes. He advocates three to five year capital and fiscal plans for BSD and Mt Anthony Union District to curb bond issue uncertainty and guide future growth and purchases.
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