The Director of Instruction for Laramie County School District#1 says people shouldn't think schools will be held to a lower standard under a new federal education law.
The U.S. Senate has passed a bill replacing the much-criticized No Child Left Behind law.
The legislation, known as the Every Student Succeeds Act, returns much of the control of education policy to the states.
Wyoming Education Association President Kathy Vetter says the past 14 years of No Child Left Behind meant too many tests, and overly severe consequences for schools where students didn't sc
The Natrona County School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved its restructuring plan for Frontier Middle School at its meeting Monday night.
The district will implement the plan if the school fails to meet adequate yearly progress standards set by No Child Left Behind for a sixth consecutive year...
Changes could be coming to Frontier Middle School if the school fails again to meet standards set by the No Child Left Behind Act.
The Natrona County School District Board of Trustees discussed a restructuring plan for Frontier Middle School at its meeting Tuesday night...
CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — The Wyoming Department of Education says 139 schools and six school districts in the state failed to meet federal education goals last year.
The federal No Child Left Behind Act sets so-called adequate yearly progress benchmarks for schools to meet in order for all students to be proficient in language and math by 2014...
Wyoming's Superintendent of Public Instruction said that the state needs to be careful about accepting federal funding because with funding there are strings attached.
Wyoming's ranking senator says the proposed changes to the decade-old No Child Left Behind Act are not perfect, but the re-authorization bill is the product of bipartisan cooperation.