Vermont educators urged lawmakers Wednesday to avoid new education and learning reforms in the forthcoming year, saying it would even further stress universities that are already “in survival mode.” In testimony right before the Vermont Household Committee on Schooling on Wednesday, college officers explained colleges battling in the to start with two months of the tumble 2021 semester and questioned legislators not to pass new rules that would insert to their workload.  “Try as best you can this calendar year to be the ‘do-practically nothing Congress,’” Vermont Principals’ Association Jay Nichols explained to the committee. “And if you’re heading to insert just about anything, please choose matters off their plate…