School Partners

"The Upper Valley Business Education Partnership provides linkages and partnerships with businesses that go far beyond the original contact. Schools alone just cannot provide these unique opportunities for relevant career development experiences. What a deal!"
-Frank S. Perotti, Jr., Superintendent

"The Upper Valley Business Education Partnership represents one of the most important avenues for educational reform. It provides an opportunity for authentic learning activities for students. The school-business connection is a vehicle for helping students apply academics to real world experiences. This reinforces and promotes higher achievement by giving learning a meaningful context."
-Ken Greenbaum, Former Superintendent, Dresden School District

School Funding Options

Schools have options to provide funding and receive services at different levels.

For more information about becoming a school partner, please contact us.

The following schools are UVBEP partners for July 2008 to June 2009:

Full Service Partner Schools
  • Bluff Elementary School-Claremont, NH
  • Chelsea Public School-Chelsea, VT
  • Claremont Middle School-Claremont, NH
  • Hanover Street School-Lebanon, NH
  • Hartford Area Career and Technology Center- White River Junction, VT
  • Hartland Elementary School-Hartland, NH
  • Lebanon High School-Lebanon, NH
  • Lebanon Junior High School-Lebanon, NH
  • Lyme School-Lyme, NH
  • Rivendell Academy-Fairlee, Vershire, West Fairlee, VT/Orford, NH
  • River Bend Career & Technology Center-Bradford, VT
  • Seminary Hill School-Lebanon, NH
  • Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center-Claremont, NH
  • Tunbridge Central School-Tunbridge, VT
  • Westshire Elementary School-Vershire/West Fairlee, VT

 

Fee-Per-Service Partner Schools
  • Indian River School - Canaan, NH
  • Hartford High School - White River Junction, VT*+
  • Oxbow High School - Bradford, VT*
  • Summer Enrichment at Dartmouth - Hanover, NH
  • Thetford Academy - Thetford, VT

 

*Participation is funded in part VT DOL

+ Participation is funded in part by the Upper Valley Workforce Investment Board

 

 

 

 

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