Wyoming lawmakers will try again to eliminate the state’s Strategic Investments and Projects Account (SIPA) in a continued effort to make the state’s budget process more transparent for the public.

In a striking move that showcases the ongoing tussle between educational independence and traditional public school systems, new homeschool laws in Wyoming are sparking controversy. As two pivotal ...

The Wyoming Arts Council encourages artists to participate in two new calls for entry for the Art in Public Buildings Program ...

Nine parents of school-aged children and the Wyoming Education Association, which represents more than 6,000 of the state’s ...

The Wyoming Arts Council announces two new calls for entry for the Art in Public Buildings Program. The two sites around the ...

A gift to the University of Wyoming has established the Stewart Family Professorship in Public Service in the School of ...

In the wake of a new statewide bathroom law that immediately impacted public schools, Teton County School District ...

Some Wyoming public school districts are moving toward restricting access for homeschool families to pre-high school sports ...

A groundbreaking study led by Ben Kern, an associate professor in the Division of Kinesiology and Health at the University of ...

LARAMIE—The Lab School is a family affair for Corelle Lotzer. Not only did Lotzer enroll her daughter and son in the school, ...

Educators and supporters gathered in the pouring rain along Pershing Boulevard Monday evening to demand stronger support from ...

As the state’s longest-running school prepares to shutter, students and staff will scatter to new classrooms and jobs. Many mourn the loss of an institution they say offered one-of-a-kind learning.