school funding

Dickie Shanor says the state is looking at annual education funding shortfalls of up to $400 million a year through 2022.

State funding cuts won't hurt Cheyenne schools as much as some others around the state.

Some Wyoming educators are saying the cuts are too severe and especially hurt small districts.

Wyoming's top education official says schools face some tough decisions in light of a cut in state funding.

A member of the legislature's Joint Appropriations Committee {JAC] says Wyoming is facing some big challenges in funding education over the next few years.

Stock says that while on one hand he feels Wyoming schools in many ways are "funded entirely adequately", there has not been an external cost adjustment in four years.

Laramie County School District 1 Superintendent says Wyoming schools are  "very,very well funded".