Most Americans Think Arabic Numbers Shouldn't Be Taught In School
56% of people responding said they did not think that Arabic numbers should be taught in schools, in contrast to 29% who said yes, and 15% who said "no opinion."
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Wyoming Teacher Salaries Still Ahead of Most States
Overall, Wyoming's per-pupil spending dropped by 1.73 percent.
Cheyenne Tech and Design School Approved to Accept GI Bill
The Array School of Technology and Design, an accelerated technology and design school in Cheyenne, says that they've been approved to accept GI Bill benefits.
Wyoming Starts Planning for Career and Tech Education Grant
Career and Technical Education State Director Michelle Aldrich was in Gillette Tuesday for three listening sessions.
Poll: Should Cheyenne Schools Go To A Four-Day Week?
Supporters of a shorter school week claim it helps enhance learning and saves money.
Univ. of Wyoming Trustees Approve New Degree Programs
Provost Kate Miller says the new programs will address workforce needs of the state and region.
Denver Teachers Go on Strike in Latest U.S. Educator Walkout
At a news conference, district Superintendent Susana Cordova said negotiations will resume on Tuesday.
Study Shows That Student Debt Is Emptying Small Towns
In 2016, just 19 percent of rural residents held college degrees, as opposed to 33 percent in urban areas.
Wyoming Graduation Rate Increases
Four of those districts had 100 percent graduation rates.
Online Poll: Should Wyoming Raise Property Taxes For Education?
Does Wyoming need to raise property taxes, or can the funding shortfall be made up by cutting waste?