Laramie County School District #1

"LaHiff says today every student is expected to graduate from high school and be ready for college or a career.

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LaHiff says a second step under consideration is to change junior high class schedules to increase the amount of time spent in math and language arts classes,

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But on the negative side, Stock says the test isn't rigorous enough.

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7:37AM MDT: Dr. Susan Porter, former teacher, school counselor, and currently school administrator. She’s the author of "Bully Nation", poses the question, Has Bully Prevention Gone too Far? At least 44 states have anti-bullying laws on the books and six of those, including New Jersey and Massachusetts, have language that specifically mention "cyber bullying." And, a new California bill pending

No one was injured in the fire, and Quast says the cause of the blaze remains under investigation.

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Stock says about $15 million of the district's $285 million budget is covered by federal money.

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He says it will probably take 12-14 months to complete construction of the school, with the district hoping to open the school for classes by the fall of 2015.

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New federal rules include calorie limits and an emphasis on fresh fruits and vegetables.

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Laramie County School District#1 Superintendent Mark Stock says that while most returning students won't find too many changes, they may notice some differences at lunchtime.

He says new federal guidelines mean some portions will be smaller in keepin

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Today is the day most parents have been waiting for all summer and most teachers have dreaded since May and most kids...well...they have mixed emotions. It's the first day of the 2013-14 school year for all Laramie County School District #1.

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