Governor Gordon’s budget proposal, which was released before the session, called for an increase in funding for education to the tune of $38 million over the...

The Wyoming Education Association recognizes that among the multitude of factors that significantly contribute to a student’s school success, student health ...

The 2020 Budget Session begins on Monday. Several bills have dropped since Thursday, February 6, 2020. The Wyoming Education Association's lobbying team has ...

When the Wyoming Supreme Court handed down its decision in the landmark school finance case known as Campbell III, the Court mandated that the legislature co...

The Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) announced today that high school graduation rates increased to 82.1% in 2018-19, marking the sixth consecutive year...

Wyoming's Joint Appropriations Committee met this morning to review the updated January Consensus Revenue Estimating Group (CREG) report on revenue forecast ...

Representative Timothy Hallinan is sponsoring a bill that would amend Wyoming’s Constitution to shift a portion of the revenues earned from the state’s miner...

A recently published article in the Jackson Hole News and Guide points to a study conducted by HeyTutor.com, stating: “While teacher salaries are directly af...

As a result of several Wyoming Supreme Court cases, referred to as the Campbell decisions, the Wyoming Supreme Court affirmed that Wyoming’s Constitution gua...

WEA is pleased to announce that this month, Tate Mullen joins the WEA family as Government Relations Director. Tate was born in Cheyenne and grew up in Caspe...

Governor Gordon's budget proposal maintains use of the Legislative Stabilization Reserve Act or “rainy day fund” for Wyoming's legislatively-mandated educati...

At the recent Joint Revenue Committee meeting in Pinedale, Wyoming lawmakers kept a key school funding bill alive. The bill, the National corporate tax reca...

Wyoming is again suffering through one of its famous and predictable "busts" - a hallmark of our economic plan. We all know it is coming, but we act surpris...

The Joint Education Interim Committee will meet June 5th and 6th in Casper. The committee will discuss the Hathaway Scholarship program, school finance, K-1...

The Joint Interim Revenue Committee met in Lander on May 2nd and 3rd to discuss ways to enhance Wyoming's revenue streams. Facing approximately $200 million...

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