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Trio Of Gun Bills Win Initial Approval In Wyoming House
January 30, 2017 All three bills face two more readings in the state house before a final vote is taken.
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January 30, 2017
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Bang-for-Buck Debate as Wyoming Lawmakers Focus on Education
Republican Senate President Eli Bebout, of Riverton, and Sen. Charlie Scott, of Casper, say the scores should be higher for the amount being spent.
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House Education Bill Testimony Set for Monday Night
People can also submit public comment on the Legislature's website through Feb. 6.
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Gov. Mead Says Social Issue Bills Detract From Education Legislation
The Legislature has its hands full with dealing with education, Gov. Matt Mead said.
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Wyoming House Votes For Two Education Bills
January 26, 2017 Neither bill has won final house approval yet.
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Wyoming Bill Proposes Cuts, Spending From Savings for Education
Lawmakers are faced with an estimated $400 million annual funding shortfall in K-12 schools, caused mainly by a downturn in the state's fossil fuel industry.
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Wyoming Senate Puts Student Data Privacy Bill On Hold
January 13, 2017 The Wyoming Senate has postponed indefinitely the latest student data privacy bill to come before state lawmakers.
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School District Consolidation Idea Not Politically Viable
Opponents and even supporters say district consolidation is politically toxic because it erodes local control and would save relatively little money.
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Measure Would Increase Students in Wyoming Classrooms
A similar proposal was dropped by the Interim Joint Education Committee last month.
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Wyoming Seeks Public Comment on Graduation Requirement Changes
The State Board of Education in November voted to approve a revised set of state high school graduation requirements.
