education

Wyoming faces major education funding shortfalls in the coming years, and a bill that is slated for consideration by the 2021 Legislature when it reconvenes in March would cut school funding by $100 million.

Coe served for over three decades in the Wyoming Legislature and was especially influential on education issues.

She wrote that "we must strive to restore civility, transparency, and trust in our nation’s founding and institutions."

Gov. Mark Gordon in November submitted a proposed supplemental budget for 2021-22 containing more than $500 million in cuts to some of the state’s largest agencies.

Among other things, Balow said Wyoming education continues to face a "structural deficit" in terms of school funding.

Balow says ''the state will offer "a few requirements and lots of suggestions" as to dealing with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The taxes would raise about $115,000,000 annually, with proceeds going to the Wyoming Schools Foundation.

Are P.E. classes important, or do they take critical classroom time away from important academic subjects?