A classroom. Photo through Adobe Stock 30-8 Vermont college districts and supervisory unions — just about 3-quarters of the overall — are underneath point out scrutiny for their specific education and learning procedures, according to a listing provided in reaction to a general public documents request.  At initially glance, that amount appears to be a sign of alarming deficiencies in the state’s distinctive education methods and raises thoughts about whether Vermont’s pupils are obtaining the products and services they want — and are legally entitled to. “It is significant,” said Rachel Seelig, Vermont Authorized Aid’s Disability Regulation Venture director. “I do consider that the state demands to be putting a…