May 29, 2024
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved Vermont’s Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer (SEBT) plan to help feed eligible school aged children during the summer vacation months. Vermont is among the first states to launch the new permanent SEBT program.
The Department for Children and Families (DCF) will be issuing a preloaded EBT card to those who don’t have one yet. Households where the school aged child is receiving 3SquaresVT benefits, their S-EBT will be loaded on the same card. The benefit is $120 for the summer per child. Families can use the benefits to purchase groceries. For additional information, including specific eligibility criteria, visit .
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Lyndon Town School News: May 1, 2025
Middle School students at Lyndon Town School and beyond have had the chance to learn the sport of Fencing this spring. Students are provided with fencing gear, and are transported to Lyndon Institute for Instruction.
Over the break, we decided to paint the gym. This was a decision that I and others have pondered over for some time. Tradition vs change.
This month, we are focusing seasonal allergies. With Spring rolling in, you and your children may be experiencing an increase in seasonal allergies.
