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.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wyoming should debate merits of appointing top schools chief
New study concludes, "At the state level, Wyoming's education system has been held back repeatedly by disagreement, tension and dysfunction."
Voters across Wyoming endorse Republicans and local control
In Wyoming’s Republican sweep, voters favored incumbents and local control in education issues, and said ‘no’ to out-of-state university trustees.
Conservatives challenge Mead in Wyoming governors’ race
Two conservative Republicans are aiming to unseat incumbent Gov. Matt Mead in the August 19 primary for the 2014 Wyoming governors' race.
Director of Education bill passes Senate, opponents doubt constitutionality
Director of Education bill passes Senate, opponents doubt constitutionality
By Gregory Nickerson
January 16, 2013
The Wyoming Senate has passed a bill to transfer duties of the Superintendent of Public Instruction to an appointed director.
Senate File 104 passed the …