White River Valley Middle School

06/05/2026

Some 6th graders enjoyed some good ‘ol fashioned hide and seek in the forest today while others explored a stream.

06/05/2026

Did you know?? Now that the Bethel campus Spring Concert and Art Exhibit is successfully behind us, students will be bringing their artwork home in the coming days. The expectation is that they share it with their families, who can then help them decide its long-term fate. Sometimes the work kids bring home might not please an adult aesthetic. This could be because art is subjective and their developmentally appropriate work was beautiful and meaningful to them, or because creativity is always a learning process. Have questions? Ask the artist! A few highlights from the hard work displayed in last night's exhibit: K-8 concert poster designs, PreK printed butterflies feeding on flowers, 3rd grade cardboard attachment tests and projects, middle school ceiling tile legacy projects, and 6th grade ceramic tile paintings. Wishing you a creative summer!

05/29/2026

Superintendent Kinnarney spoke on David Zuckerman’s Vermont Viewpoint radio show yesterday alongside Margaret MacLean of the Rural School Community Alliance to talk about the newly past Senate bill and how this compares to the House bill on education reform and next steps. To listen visit :

5-28-2026 on Vermont Viewpoint, host David Zuckerman welcomes Margaret McLean and White River Valley SU Superintendent Jamie Kinnarney from the Vermont Rural School…

05/26/2026

Mrs. Hanford's advisory made pizza last week!

05/26/2026

8th graders are using laws of exponents to solve a puzzle in math.

05/25/2026

One more day for this year's Vermont to Yellowstone trip 2026. A fabulous group of Wildcats loving Yellowstone Natonal Park. 🦬

05/22/2026

WRVMS Presents "And Then There Was One", a murder mystery spoof by Michael Druce.

Shows are Friday, May 29th at 7 pm and Saturday, May 30th at 1 pm in the WRVMS gym.

The show is free, but donations are welcome and will be put toward future WRVMS drama club productions!

05/21/2026

Yesterday Aly Richards, a democratic candidate for Governor, visited the WRVSU to learn more about the work we do in our community schools.

Richards, a former CEO for Let's Grow Kids, first visited the Waterman Campus - our supervisory union's new alternative program designed to give students a more flexible, hands-on educational experience. Afterwards the candidate toured the White River Valley Middle School where she was met by student ambassadors to learn about that school from the student perspective. Richards finished her WRVSU visit at the Sharon Elementary School to learn more about the building project that school has begun.