School leaders say they need more to keep up with rising prices, avoid losing employees.
Education
With federal cuts, some 250th programs in Wyoming are being reshaped
As federal cuts to the humanities have sunk in, a statewide nonprofit is scaling back some of what it planned.
With federal funds secured, Crisp to focus on state advocacy
At the forefront this year: securing state funds and balancing tech in schools.
Mountain Academy adds staff, lowers tuition, and boosts pay on Jackson campus
Teton Science Schools’ private Jackson school hopes to turn around years of low enrollment and low teacher retention.
Wyoming schools superintendent says voucher lawsuit hurts ‘innocent families’
Degenfelder said she’s seen no evidence that any school in Wyoming refuses to admit LGBTQ+ youth.
Judge pauses state-funded school vouchers amid court challenge
Laramie County District Court Judge Peter Froelicher issued a temporary injunction Friday, June 27.
To carry concealed guns, TCSD teachers and staff must have training
School board votes for policies emphasizing safety as gun-free zones end in Wyoming.
TCSD invests in parent, student communication, especially for immigrants
Students from other countries are increasing and diversifying. A grant-funded educator sees climbing as one tool for connection.
UW pivots to support summer extension office positions
Attempts to cut the federal agency, AmeriCorps, led the University of Wyoming to find different funding to support its extension office summer volunteer positions.
