Wyoming Education Association

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...

Over 10,000 educators will gather in Orlando, Florida, June 26 through July 6, for the National Education Association's Annual Meeting. Wyoming Education Association President Kathy Vetter says the meeting, which is the largest gathering of educational leaders in the U.S., ...

CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — Representatives from nearly every school district in Wyoming are gathering in Casper for the Wyoming Education Association's annual delegate assembly. The assembly opens Thursday and will continue through Saturday...

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Kathy Vetter, of Wheatland, has been elected the next president of the Wyoming Education Association. Currently an instructional facilitator, Vetter will officially assume her new role as head of the teachers union on July 15...

Wyoming Educational leaders will join up with their National counterparts for the 149th National Education Association Assembly at the end of the month. Wyoming Education Association President, Kathryn Valido, says just like in Wyoming, nationwide educators see accountability of schools and teachers as key.