Education

Wyoming communities told education leaders they wanted to prepare students for a shifting economy and evolving world.

The Wyoming Economic Analysis Division released a “JUST THE FACTS” report detailing the most recent data collected on the people that live in the Cowboy State.

LCSD1 Superintendent Dr. Margaret Crespo is pleading with people to be kind to one another following last week's turmoil surrounding a Ku Klux Klan picture.

Cheyenne South High School is defending its current sociology curriculum in answer to one parent's concern over a classroom assignment regarding gender identity.

At some point Wyoming will have a serious quake

The Natrona County Public Library is currently 'celebrating' 'National Banned Books Week' by featuring a variety of books that, at one time or another, for one reason or another, was banned.

Knowledge is power, which is why education should always be one of the most paramount commodities when it comes to the youth of Wyoming.

Since Wyoming is also known as the Equality State, it is great to see that overall, we're ranked highest in the nation.

Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Brian Schroeder says some version of a teacher apprenticeship program may be the answer to the state's teacher shortage.

Cheyenne Central High School Social Studies Teacher Aaron Kruger was surprised Friday morning with a $25,000 Milken Educator Award.