The nonprofit was one of 15 organizations nationwide recognized for its expertise in multigenerational work by the 2Gen Accelerator Community program.
Education
Teton Science School grapples with AmeriCorps cuts
Leaders have not yet called off summer volunteers and are seeking ways to keep programming after federal program termination.
Uncertainty in national Head Start, special education funds trickles down to Jackson education
So far, both early education programs have been spared. But the Children’s Learning Center is still holding its breath amid announcements of more federal cuts.
Jackson High educator, musician wins “Oscars of Teaching”
$25,000 prize goes to educator and saxophonist Collin Binko.
School voucher bill raises oversight, church-state separation concerns
The Wyoming House has sent a bill to the state Senate looking to make big changes to the state’s school voucher program.
Alpine residents have long wanted a school. Why is a proposed solution causing so much controversy?
Charter school is under contract. Alpine residents still worry about sewer, water and the right-leaning business’ blemished financial past.
A K-12 mental health policy failed on a tie vote. So what’s next for Wyoming’s youth?
The legislature’s interim Education Committee failed to pass a draft bill that would have created a statewide mental health policy for K-12 schools.
UW plans to loosen campus gun ban despite its broad community support
The University of Wyoming is reconsidering its campuswide ban on most firearms. UW will release a suggested rule change late Wednesday.
Wyoming youth learn from photo pros
Photos from a week-long National Geographic photo camp in Jackson and on the Wind River Reservation are on display at the National Museum of Wildlife Art.
