Vermont’s Catholic Church aims to protect Rice Memorial High by selling the parochial school to supporters

Vermont’s Catholic Church is looking to save Rice Memorial High from potential closure by selling the school to a new nonprofit organization for $4.3 million. This move aims to protect the South Burlington campus from being liquidated due to financial difficulties. The church hopes this transaction will ensure the school’s future and maintain its educational and community services. This initiative is significant as it underscores the church’s commitment to preserving the institution and its role in the local community.