UPDATE: 3 Children, 3 Adults Fatally Shot at Nashville Grade School
The shooting occurred Monday at The Covenant School.
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Harriet Hageman Votes in Favor of ‘Parental Bill of Rights’ Act
Wyoming Congresswoman Harriet Hageman voted in favor of H.R. 5, the Parental Bill of Rights Act, on Friday.
Natrona County School Board Interviews: Michael Stedillie
Michael Stedillie, a retired educator for Kelly Walsh High School, is currently running to be a member of the Natrona County School District Board of Trustees.
Wyoming Ranked Better Than Over Half the Nation for Having the Best Teachers
Knowledge is power, which is why education should always be one of the most paramount commodities when it comes to the youth of Wyoming.
Could Offering Money Help Wyoming Students Get Good Grades?
Money is the great motivator, even with school kids.
7 Natrona County Teachers Honored As 2022 Ellbogen Meritorious Educators
Educators, especially in Natrona County, do more than they know. That's why things like the Academic Awards Banquet was created.
Wyoming Civics Transparency Act Passes Wyoming Senate
The Wyoming Civics Transparency Act has passed the Wyoming Senate by a margin of 18-12.
Casper Teachers Excited (Maybe More Than Kids) For A Break
The school year is a long grind and Thanksgiving break may only be a couple days but Casper teachers have been working hard and are ready for a break.
ELR Brings Teachers and Military Together
The inaugural Wyoming Educator Leadership Rendezvous (ELR) was held this week at Camp Guernsey.
The ELR is a three-day summer retreat that brings Wyoming teachers, counselors, and principals from across the state to learn about the military, leadership, and culture-building strategies in order to improve morale and resiliency among educators in the field.
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Teachers Wary of New Laws Limiting Instruction on Race
Laws setting guiderails for classroom instruction on race passed this year in Republican-controlled states have left some teachers worried about how they will be enforced.