education

Today on The Morning Zone, our Kids At Risk series at 7:07AM explores a new survey released last week that shows sexual harassment is pervasive in schools grades 7-12 in this country today.

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by Donna Garner

10-27-2011

(NOTE: The entire Audio From Donna Garners' Interview on The Morning Zone 10/28/2011 is posted at the bottom of this article)

On 9.21.11, FoxNews and other media highlighted an incident in the Ft. Worth School District in which a high-school student was suspended for expressing his opinion that homosexuality is wrong.

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A new report says Wyoming spends $4.3 Million a year on first year Community College students who then drop out of school. Doug Randall has the details. The first 8 months of 2011 saw commercial air traffic in Wyoming increase by 1.3 percent over the same period in 2010. Business Reporter Sharon Fain has more.Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

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Friday is 'Kids-At-Risk' Day on The Morning Zone. These series of programs focus on the issues that put our children and families at risk in our community, our state and our country.At 7:07AM MDT, child advocate attorney John Frentheway and Licensed Professional Councilor, Renee Hansen weigh in on the on-going discussion of the need for Wyoming to come into compliance with Federal regulations as to how juveniles are adjudicated in the justice system. This is part 2 in this series on

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At 7:07AM MDT, our 'Kids-At-Risk' panel explores a recent article in Health Day that says, "From hide-and-seek to tearing around the neighborhood with friends, playing is one of the hallmarks of childhood. But in this era of hyper-vigilant parenting, researchers find that children in the United States have far less time to play than kids of 50 years ago, a trend that may have serious consequences for their development and mental health."

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Join us in The Morning Zone today at 9:07AM MDT, as State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Cindy Hill guests.  We will get an update from her on the search for a P.A.W.S. testing contractor, and we'll get her in depth comments on the origress of schools around the state in establishing effective bullying policies

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September 11, 2001: It’s the day no American will ever forget. Lt. Col. Robert Darling was with the vice president and national security advisors beneath the White House during the attacks of 9/11, giving him a unique perspective far beyond the media reports and documentaries attempts to convey  what happened during the worst terrorist attack in history on U.S. soil. Lt. Col

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A new study out shows that U.S. teens who use social networking sites and watch "suggestive" TV shows are more likely to use drugs and alcohol than teens with little exposure to such media, a new survey found

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You may have heard Marvin Nash from the Bullying Hurts Program on The Morning Zone today talking about this...Marvin of Cheyenne, Friday began rolling his 130-pound rodeo barrel from Reno to Las Vegas in hopes of completing the 450-mile feat by the Oct

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We are only a week away from school starting for another year here in southeast Wyoming, and today in The Morning Zone, we'll take a look at some of the issues to consider as we get ready for the 'Reading, Writing and Rithmetic'

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