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UW enrollment continues to fall (opens the original)
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This story is republished with permission by The Laramie Reporter. The University of Wyoming’s student headcount has fallen once again, from 10,819 students last fall to 10,630 this semester, continuing a steady downward trend that began more than a decade ago. UW enrollment has fallen by more than 20% since 2015. Figures shared during the UW Board of Trustees meeting Thursday show this year’s 1.7% drop in overall enrollment has been driven by a 2.2% drop in on-campus Laramie enrollment and a ne
Federal lawsuit alleges UW president stifled climate education in former role at West Point (opens the original)
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Republished with permission by the Laramie Reporter. A federal lawsuit alleges University of Wyoming (UW) President Shane Reeves suppressed a professor’s free speech rights at the United States Military Academy at West Point while enforcing President Trump’s opposition to mainstream climate science. Before taking the helm of Wyoming’s state university in July, Reeves was the dean of the Academic Board at West Point, a role overseeing all of the institution’s academic programs. In a lawsuit filed
From a pandemic to ‘clashes of style,’ Seidel reflects on six years at UW (opens the original)
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Former University of Wyoming President Ed Seidel ran the state’s land-grant flagship university for six years. On his final day at the helm, Seidel reflected on his tenure. He came to UW in the summer of 2020 amid a global pandemic. He had interviewed for the job back in March, days before the pandemic hit Wyoming and shut down much of the country. “With all the interview questions, I didn’t get a single question on ‘How would you handle a global pandemic?’ or ‘How would you handle what might be
Education Department seeks feedback on a statewide literacy program (opens the original)
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This story is part of our Quick Hits series. This series will bring you breaking news and short updates from throughout the state. Wyoming’s education department is deciding how to enact a new statewide literacy program, and it’s seeking feedback from the public. New legislation mandates evidence-based practices for teaching children to read. It also requires schools to do regular screenings for dyslexia. The Wyoming Department of Education must put that legislation into action by writing the ru
School voucher applications go live as lawsuit challenges constitutionality (opens the original)
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Wyoming parents may now apply for private, charter and homeschooling vouchers from the state. The Wyoming Department of Education opened online applications Monday morning following court action this spring. In theory, Wyoming’s voucher program provides up to $7,000 a child to reimburse private school tuition or other charter or homeschooling costs. But, until now, the program has been paused. Since it was first proposed, critics have alleged the program funnels taxpayer money to private, someti
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