Harshman Wins Wyoming Superintendent Race
Republican state legislator Steve Harshman defeated Democrat Ana Cordova to become Wyoming's superintendent of public instruction.
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Wyoming Education News
For readers in Wyoming, this page covers state learning institutions, school funding, policy changes, test scores and learning outcomes. Reporting explores the various systems that shape how knowledge is delivered across the state.
Administration
Wyoming Gains Federal Education Flexibility Authority
The U.S. Department of Education granted the state new waiver powers for federal spending programs.
Scholarships
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Wyoming Opens 89 Education Savings Account Spots
The state program provides qualified families with $7,000 per year for non-public educational expenses.
Financial Aid
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Wyoming Schools Gather for Articulation Summit
Representatives from across the state met to streamline course transfer processes for higher education students.
Primary Education
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Wyoming Test Scores Rise in Math and English
Statewide results from the 2025-26 WY-TOPP and WY-ALT assessments show gains across English Language Arts, mathematics and science over four school years.
College Applications
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Sorority Alumnae Appealed Dismissed Lawsuit
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments regarding the admission of a transgender member.
More in Education
This section follows legislative funding debates, curriculum adjustments, classroom technology implementation and performance measurement. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties where small school systems operate. Educational policy in Wyoming often hinges on the unique geographical challenges of delivering services to sparse populations. Workforce preparation and changing enrollment numbers are the two factors that define the majority of the current discussion.