Jackson organization sees need to train the next generation of workers for local businesses.
Education
Climbing out of debt, instability, Teton Science Schools ‘rearranging’ leaves some staff stranded
High-level and field team departures come after the nonprofit recovers from being nearly $6 million in the red.
Literacy bill aims to identify dyslexia and promote science of reading
A sweeping bill aimed at improving literacy education in Wyoming schools got the greenlight from the state’s education committee last week.
From Munger to Scotland, bilingual educator Fulbright addresses staff retention
Fiorella Lazarte joins growing line of Jackson educators to receive the selective scholarship.
Jackson Hole Community School plans for new middle school
The private school plans to open in fall 2026.
State education leaders announce literacy push
Education leaders in Wyoming announced they’re aiming to boost reading proficiency with new trainings, new legislation and a new $24 million federal grant.
Superintendents urge lawmakers to boost teacher pay amid school funding rework
Significant details, like teacher salaries and target class sizes, are still up in the air.
Court allows school voucher suit to proceed and rules parents have standing
That program provides up to $7,000 in state funds that a family can use at private or charter schools or for homeschooling. It’s open to all families regardless of income.
Edu Dept: Wyoming students are testing at pre-pandemic levels for English and science
More schools are also meeting or exceeding state expectations. But charter schools continue to lag, and the state superintendent says there’s room for growth everywhere.
