Wyoming School District Begins Search for Firearms Trainers
Superintendent Ray Schulte says he met with the Park County sheriff and the Cody police chief to go over the training. Continue reading…
View ArticleUW to Host Groundbreaking Blockchain Hackathon Event
The University of Wyoming says it will be hosting a groundbreaking event this fall centered on blockchain technology, which is believed to be the first of its kind in the state. Continue reading…
View ArticleWyoming Education Officials Adopt Emergency Evaluation Rules
The state system sets seven benchmarks for which to evaluate administrators. Continue reading…
View ArticleWyoTech to Remain Open After Purchase Finalized
The future of WyoTech was secured after DBJJDM Enterprises, led by Jim Mathis, completed the purchase of WyoTech on Monday, July 2. Continue reading…
View ArticleUW Study shows 1 in 4 Students Experience Sexual Assault
The results of a University of Wyoming survey show that one in four students, or 27 percent, on the UW campus have experienced sexual assault. Continue reading…
View ArticleSchool Leaders, Students Stress Need for Mental Health Care
President Donald Trump formed the commission following the shooting. Continue reading…
View ArticleWyoming Commission Votes Down Classroom Capacity Increase
Opponents, including the Wyoming Education Association, claimed the proposal was an attempt by lawmakers to cut spending on future construction. Continue reading…
View ArticleACT Scores Down Across Wyoming, Nation
In addition to a lower average composite score, national scores in all four areas decreased for the Class of 2018. Continue reading…
View ArticleWyoming Community College Tuition to See Increase
In addition, the commission increased tuition for students in the Western Undergraduate Exchange Program and for out-of-state students. Continue reading…
View ArticleGillette College May Expand Nursing Program to Ease Shortage
Posten says the college might also need to increase financial aid, academic support services and other student resources. Continue reading…
View ArticleOnline Poll: Should Wyoming Raise Property Taxes For Education?
Does Wyoming need to raise property taxes, or can the funding shortfall be made up by cutting waste? Continue reading…
View ArticleDenver Teachers Go on Strike in Latest U.S. Educator Walkout
At a news conference, district Superintendent Susana Cordova said negotiations will resume on Tuesday. Continue reading…
View ArticleUniv. of Wyoming Trustees Approve New Degree Programs
Provost Kate Miller says the new programs will address workforce needs of the state and region. Continue reading…
View ArticleWyoming Starts Planning for Career and Tech Education Grant
Career and Technical Education State Director Michelle Aldrich was in Gillette Tuesday for three listening sessions. Continue reading…
View ArticleWyoming Teacher Salaries Still Ahead of Most States
Overall, Wyoming's per-pupil spending dropped by 1.73 percent. Continue reading…
View ArticleArapaho Language Classes to be Taught at Wyoming High School
He says the school now has a staff member with a desire to teach the language. Continue reading…
View ArticleWyoming College and Tribe Partner for Classes on Reservation
Officials say the college is working with Eastern Shoshone leaders on a similar agreement. Continue reading…
View ArticleMore Need- and Less Merit-Based Aid at University of Wyoming
More than half of the freshman class of 2018 came from outside Wyoming. Continue reading…
View ArticleOnline Poll: Should Schools Teach Mandatory Cursive Writing?
Is cursive writing still important in the modern world? Continue reading…
View ArticleOnline Poll: Should P.E. Classes Be Mandatory In Wyoming Schools?
Are P.E. classes important, or do they take critical classroom time away from important academic subjects? Continue reading…
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