Education

LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — Researchers from the University of Wyoming will address critical issues of advanced coal use at a conference next week in China.

The 2012 International Advanced Coal Technologies Conference is scheduled for June 3-7

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Dropping its lawsuit against the Wyoming School Facilities Commission means Natrona County School District can stay on track and on budget as it moves forward with school construction.

The district was challenging the state commission's refusal to offer reimbursement for KW pool repairs and NC artificial turf replacement

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Coming up this Sunday on Report to Wyoming, Casper Mountain Science School.

Since last fall the program has been bringing outdoor science education in a residential setting to Natrona County School District students like Zahane Brown from Poison Spider Middle School.

"I like everything. I like going outside and hiking an

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At the beginning of the 2011-12 school year, CY Middle School adopted Destination ImagiNation as a curriculum.  This program teaches critical and creative thinking and problem solving skills.  CYMS hosted se

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Casper College is seeking men to participate in its no-cost training program to become a facilities maintenance technician through the Dads Making a Difference program.

According to Pam Jones, Casper College workforce training advisor, those selected will receive free tuition and skills training, work supplies, counseling, job placement assistance, and a weekly gift card incentive.

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When the lights came up at the conclusion of all of the short films being presented at the 14th Annual Wyoming High School Short Film Festival, people weren't sure how to react.

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While there was a lack of limos, champagne,and Ryan Seacrest at the 14th Annual Wyoming High School Short Film Festival, the 'red carpet' was still bursting with extremely talented, and extremely boisterous young filmmakers, actors, writers, and producers.

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An idea for cutting back on the number of collisions between vehicles and large wildlife won four middle school students from Wheatland a spot as finalists in a nation-wide science challenge.

Wheatland Middle School eighth-graders, Mikenzi Loyd, Kaylee Bloom, Elizabeth Pino, Viviana Hollister, and their coach, Miken Harnish, are one of six finalist teams heading to the national finals of the Christopher Columbus Awards

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