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By Jaime Thomas
Imagine a school so integrative that as students are reading Henry David Thoreau’s Walden, they’re also building a full-sized replica of the cabin where he lived.
At LiHigh School in Poultney, this is not just a nice idea but an example of the unique style of learning available to students.
Administrators describe their school as one that “offers personalized learning in a community-based setting, which means we build an entire learning plan around the passions and interests of your child, [...]
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