Please email mbrown@windhamcentral.org or   HR@windhamcentral.org  to schedule an appointment to discuss questions or changes. 

Click Below for 2023/2024 Health Care Plan Changes Support Link

VEHI Health Benefits

Click above to go to the VEHI Website

Please review the Arbitrator's Decision for Healthcare Effective January 1, 2021

Arbitrator's Award & Clarification Document  

If you have questions about any other changes in the statewide bargaining arbitration panel decision, please click here.

Changes can be made outside of open enrollment only with a qualifying life event

Click on the green links below to access enrollment/change forms.  All forms will need to be printed and signed by you.

Please email all of your forms to hr@windhamcentral.org

VEHI ENROLLMENT & CHANGE FORM  

NEDD ENROLLMENT CHANGE FORM

FSA Information Sheet

FSA ELECTION FORM 

CLICK HERE for csOne WCSU Licensed Staff HRA overview 

CLICK HERE for csOne WCSU Unlicensed HRA overview 

HSA ELECTION FORM

Employee Certification of HSA Eligibility 

Click Below for Helpful Plan Comparisons 

Plan Comparison for Licensed Employees 

Plan Comparison for Non-Licensed Employees 

For plan questions or advice, please contact Blue Cross Blue Shield at 1-800-247-2583.

Blue Cross Blue Shield Website: http://www.bcbsvt.com/individual-insurance

VEHI Employee Resources: https://vehi.org/employee-resources/

280.77-domestic-partnership-form-1557comp-rev02.2017.pdf

Domestic Partnership 

May I elect coverage for a domestic partner in any public school district in Vermont starting in 2024?

Yes. There are requirements to qualify for domestic partnership coverage.  To learn more about them, please contact HR@windhamcentral.org

The IRS has special rules on the reimbursement of qualified expenses for domestic partners through an employee’s Health Saving Account (HSA).  Please click here for more information on HSAs on this issue and other eligibility matters.

Domestic Partnerships & Eligibility for HSA Contributions 

1) Can an employee use HSA funds to pay for the qualified medical expenses of domestic partners? 

(a) Typically, domestic partners are not considered tax dependents by the IRS. Individuals may use their Health Savings Accounts to pay qualified medical expenses only for tax dependents (which includes their spouse, themselves, and children who qualify). 

(b) If, however, a domestic partner meets the definition of a “qualifying relative,” HSA funds can be used to pay for the qualified medical expenses of the domestic partner. To be a “qualifying relative,” four tests must be satisfied. The most relevant for most employees is the “gross income” test. More details on these four tests can be found at: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p17/ch03.html. We also recommend you consult with your school district’s Third Party Administrator for guidance. 

(c) If the domestic partner is not a “qualifying relative,” the employee cannot use HSA funds to pay for the domestic partner’s qualified medical expenses. The domestic partner can still be covered by the employee’s HSA-qualified health plan and is eligible to open a personal HSA account and fund the account up to the maximum family contribution. For more information, click on: https://www.irs.gov/uac/answers-to-frequently-asked-questionsfor-registered-domestic-partners-and-individuals-in-civil-unions, or consult with your school district’s Third Party Administrator. 


This link provides documents to assist you in knowing your approximate cost responsibility for your health and spending accounts.  **Please contact HR for your exact cost if you are changing plans as it varies per district. 

Licensed Employees 2024 Cost Comparison 

Non-Licensed Employees 2024 Cost Comparison 

Contact Lisa Ouellette louellette@csone.com with any questions.



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