As checks arrive, back-to-school season gets a partial boost.
Education
Inside Grand Teton’s invite-only, off-the-record ‘Renaissance Weekend’
The five-day retreat is more private than the Fed Reserve’s, and maybe more influential.
School voucher applications go live as lawsuit challenges constitutionality
A supreme court order reversing a lower court’s pause allowed the Wyoming Department of Education to re-launch the embattled program.
Teton County set to be among nation’s highest school district starting salaries
After state recalibration, some consider a commute for starting salaries above $87,000.
Homeschooling goes commercial in Wyoming as court allows public support
One program in Jackson costs up to $2,600 a month. Recently-approved public money could help.
Wyoming Supreme Court allows school vouchers to proceed amid ongoing lawsuit
The program’s first payments were paused by a lower court last year. Teachers are suing to overturn the program.
Max Martin Scholarship to cover ski, school tuition
Recipients will ‘reflect Max’s spirit,’ Ski Club and Community School say.
Budgeting workshop comes as need grows for financial assistance
One22 tries to ‘demystify’ economic stability.
Legislature sends bill revamping public ed funding to governor
Wyoming’s recalibration committee will continue to work on specific components of school funding throughout the year.
