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I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the Vermont Achievement Center. Founded in 1937, the Vermont Achievement Center has a notable history that represents the evolution in Vermont services to children and families. Always the pioneer, VAC has continued to be alert to current needs and gaps in necessary services. VAC has experienced an exciting change this year with
the restructure of our Board of As VAC embraces its mission of building positive life
skills today to prepare children and families for successful tomorrows,
we look
to each of you for your continued support and I hope that you will enjoy learning more about the Vermont Achievement Center and our programs and services as you explore our web site! Sincerely, _________________________________________________________________________
Our Vision: ______________________________ A vision is a guiding image of success- a picture of a desired future that serves to motivate and inspire. For Vermont Achievement Center, the future is forged by a universal commitment to our community’s children and families. By implementing the objectives of our strategic plan, we direct our collective energy toward our vision of the future. A copy of our full Strategic Plan is available upon request.
Our Core Values: ______________________________
Vermont Achievement Center is recognized as a catalyst in building a community where:
Our Mission: ______________________________ Building Positive Life Skills Today to Prepare Children and Families for Successful Tomorrows
Our Goals: Vermont Achievement Center has re-identified five broad organizational goals that are the focus our resources and attention:
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Board of Directors 2007 Joan Gamble Joanne H. Mattsson
Jeff Ams Douglas S. Andrews Robert J. Petrini Melissa Whitmore Ad-Hoc Members
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