education

Wyoming's new education director is delaying his resignation from the Arizona Legislature to maintain health insurance coverage for two of his children.

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The Wyoming Supreme Court is hearing arguments Tuesday on whether the state Legislature can determine the powers and duties of the state superintendent of public instruction.

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Interior Secretary Sally Jewell and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan met with officials in Riverton and on the Wind River Indian Reservation Thursday.  The National Federation of Independent Businesses started a a new series of calculators to help business owners determine eligibility and estimate costs under the new health care law. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

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~~by Donna Garner~~

If a person wanted to destroy our American culture, keep this generation from communicating effectively with older generations, and make sure today’s children grow up detesting America instead of valuing our nation’s American exceptionalism, the best plan would be to implement the Common Core Standards (CCS) into every school in America. 

OBAMA’S PLAN

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Throughout the controversy over public schools Superintendent Cindy Hill, schools have still educated children, lawmakers have conducted their usual business, Hill has continued to perform superintendent duties.

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A recent inquiry into how the Wyoming Department of Education operated under state schools Superintendent Cindy Hill includes information that an agency videographer was used for political purposes.

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Schools Superintendent Cindy Hill's legal challenge to a new state law contends the framers of the Wyoming Constitution didn't intend for the governor and Legislature to have exclusive control over public education.

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The Wyoming Lottery Board estimates that the first year of the state's lottery system will bring in about $20 million from ticket sales.

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Wyoming House Speaker Tom Lubnau has assured state schools Superintendent Cindy Hill that her rights will be protected if a legislative investigation is launched into her administration of the state Education Department.

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State schools Superintendent Cindy Hill says she wants to make sure her rights are protected if a legislative investigation is launched into her administration of the state Education Department.

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