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School Tours
TEACHERS: if you would like to schedule a field trip, contact the School Tours coordinator at 828-1411 or schooltours@leg.state.vt.us. It is important to call early in the school year as Montpelier is a popular destination for school visits, particularly during the legislative session. For more information about field trips to Montpelier, including visits to the Supreme Court and the Vermont History Museum as well as the State House, please click here. TOURISTS: Starting in November and through the month of June, all tours must be scheduled through the School Tours coordinator: (802)-828-1411 or schooltours@leg.state.vt.us.
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Each year during the legislative session thousands of students visit the Vermont State House in Montpelier. History comes to life when students meet their legislators, observe committee hearings, and view the collection of portraits and paintings as their tour guide tells remarkable stories that the State House holds within! Those students fortunate enough to be introduced to the General Assembly from the gallery are left with a memory for a lifetime regarding civic pride and participatory government.
Students have the opportunity to apply to be a Legislative Page during their 8th grade year. For more information call the Sgt at Arms office at 828-2228 or click here.