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Supreme Court finds Wyoming must spend more on teachers, strikes down other funding demands (opens the original)
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In a highly anticipated decision, the Wyoming Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the state has failed to adequately fund K-12 teacher salaries and properly account for inflation. But the court struck down other portions of a lower courtâs finding that Wyoming has a constitutional obligation to pay for school resource officers, student nutrition and computers. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local
Devastated by DOGE, Wyoming food nonprofit navigates new funding landscape - WyoFile (opens the original)
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LARAMIE—The headquarters of Feeding Laramie Valley, a sprawling historic building at the edge of LaBonte Park, was quiet on an early September afternoon. The empty commercial kitchen gleamed, the main room was deserted and staff desks in a large office sat unoccupied. The only soul in the nonprofit’s building other than Gayle Woodsum was her dog, Ethete, who lay under her desk snoozing. Woodsum, who founded the organization 17 years ago and helped build it through food share initiatives, communi
Cam Sholly, ‘once in a generation leader’ of Yellowstone, leaving park service (opens the original)
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After nearly eight years helming the countryâs first national park through a global pandemic, historic floods and spiking visitation, Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Cam Sholly is leaving the federal workforce. Sholly will join the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, the countryâs largest conservation foundation, where he will serve as chief operating officer. He called his job as leader of Yellowstone âthe greatest professional honor of my life.â âIâve been here almost e
With lawsuit pending, Wyoming school choice program’s durability remains in question (opens the original)
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Nikki and Travis Leck signed their sons up for Wyomingâs new Steamboat Legacy Scholarship account this summer so they could receive tuition assistance for a private classical school in Cody. With the universal school choice programâs turbulent start-and-stop rollout and a court decision still pending, Leck is aware that the financial boost might not last forever. âI havenât quit my job yet,â she said with a laugh. âWho knows whatâs going to happen with it until itâs been decided
Cam Sholly, ‘once in a generation leader’ of Yellowstone, leaving park service - WyoFile (opens the original)
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After nearly eight years helming the country’s first national park through a global pandemic, historic floods and spiking visitation, Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Cam Sholly is leaving the federal workforce. Sholly will join the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, the country’s largest conservation foundation, where he will serve as chief operating officer. He called his job as leader of Yellowstone “the greatest professional honor of my life.” “I’ve been here almost eight years,
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