Schools stay connected with students during COVID-19 closures
Across the state, administrators, teachers and parents work to ensure students are connected during an extended schools shutdown.
Education
Senate proposes business-heavy school-review committee
The House and Senate are fighting about education’s budget — again — and the creation of an “advisory committee” has become the latest front.
Tax ideas that stumble now may return after recalibration
Opinion
by Leave a Comment Michael Madden explores avenues for Wyoming to find much-needed funding solutions through reducing education costs.
Lawmakers eye UW governance, trustees’ authority in budget bill
Lawmakers sponsoring the measures tied the proposal to the Laurie Nichols saga, the “poor optics” that came after and other controversies involving the UW board of trustees.
UW spent $42,000 in lawsuit over Nichols records
University hired private attorneys in attempt to block the release of records outlining the board of trustees’ investigation into Nichols.
