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Community Opportunities

Swim with the Addison Otters! 🦦
Jody Chamberlin

Looking for a great sport for your middle or high school student? Registration is open for the Addison Otters Winter Swim Team! Our team welcomes swimmers of all levels, from athletes new to competitive swimming to some of the fastest swimmers in all of New England!

Swimming is a great way to build strength, endurance, confidence, and friendships in a fun, supportive environment. It’s also a sport where individual improvement matters and everyone gets the opportunity to compete. There are no bench players in swimming!

Whether your swimmer wants to get faster, stay in shape for another sport, or see how far they can take competitive swimming, there’s a place for them on the Addison Otters.

Winter practices begin in November at the Mt. Abraham Union High School Pool. To be ensured a spot in the appropriate swim group, register today at www.addisonotters.com

Poster for the Addison Otters swim team

 

Poster for PHCC Open House on October 8 2026
You’re invited to the Patricia A. Hannaford Career Center Fall Open House!
Jody Chamberlin

Join us on Thursday, October 8 from 4:30–6:00 pm at both our Main and North Campuses for an opportunity to explore PAHCC and see our programs in action.

 

Whether you’re a prospective student or family, a community or industry partner, or simply interested in learning more about Career & Technical Education, bring your family and friends and come:

  • Tour our programs, classrooms, and shops
  • Meet PAHCC instructors and students
  • See what students are learning and creating
  • Explore the opportunities available through Career & Technical Education
A blue informational flyer features a series of photos of students and Senator Bernie Sanders alongside green text boxes detailing various opportunities for Vermont students.
Lead, Learn, & Speak Up: Opportunities for Vermont Students
Jody Chamberlin

Senator Bernie Sanders offers a range of hands-on educational programs and opportunities for Vermont students of all ages: 

  • State of the Union Essay Contest: High school students write about key national challenges and proposed solutions, with fifteen finalists selected to have their work entered into the official Congressional Record.
  • Youth Chess Day: Held each spring, this event invites students in grades 1–12 to participate in learn-to-play sessions or compete in a recreational tournament.
  • Choral Concert and Town Meeting: An annual spring gathering that brings student singers together for music workshops, discussions on the role of the arts, and a public performance.
  • Vermont Day at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute: High school students travel to Boston to serve as senators for a day, debating legislation inside a full-scale replica of the U.S. Senate chamber.
  • Service Academy Nominations: High school applicants to U.S. Military, Naval, Air Force, or Merchant Marine Academies receive congressional nominations and are celebrated at an annual Vermont State House ceremony.
  • Senate Page Program: High school students work on Capitol Hill delivering legislative materials and assisting on the Senate floor during active debates and votes.

Alongside these signature programs, Senator Sanders regularly visits high schools across Vermont to hold student town hall discussions.

A white informational flyer listing various student opportunities is set against a light blue and green background.