Wyoming Education Association

A legal twist in Wyoming’s education scene could mean a long wait for families hoping for more schooling options.

The Steamboat Legacy Scholarship was set to offer a financial boost for families choosing homeschooling or private schools, but now it's in limbo.

At the 2025 Delegate Assembly held in Cheyenne over the weekend, the Wyoming Education Association announces this year’s award winners in six different categories: Gold Key Award: John Trohkimoinen, formerly of Casper The WEA’s most prestigious award, presented for extraordinary service which has contributed to the professional development of WEA and to the enhancement and advancement of educatio

Governor Gordon Approves Education Vouchers for Wyoming Students, Stirring Controversy.

The ruling ordered the state to spend more money in six key areas, including teacher salaries and adjusting spending for inflation.

The president of the Wyoming Education Association says the bottom line is that there is just not enough money to keep eight Cheyenne elementary schools.

The Wyoming Education Association (WEA) has filed suit today against the State of Wyoming, asserting that the state has violated the Wyoming Constitution by failing to fund public schools adequately, according to a recent press release from the WEA.

Wyoming is less than two months removed from a legislative session that focused on controlling growth in education spending.

The Wyoming Education Association (WEA) says public input is key when it comes to deciding what's best for students.

For some students the step up from high school to college can be as difficult as precalculus. That's why the Wyoming Education Association (WEA) is partnering with schools and colleges. WEA President Kathy Vetter says it's important to make sure students have the tools they need to succeed at the collegiate level...