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Oliver Walter, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences for 23 years.  (UW Photo)
Oliver Walter, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences for 23 years. (UW Photo)
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Retiring Dean Critical of UW Salaries

A retiring University of Wyoming dean says the college is in danger of sinking into mediocrity unless it continues to attract and retain the best faculty available.

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Wyoming Seeks No Child Left Behind Waiver

The Wyoming Department of Education is seeking a waiver from federal education requirements

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Lawmakers May Ask Schools to Try Year-Round Class

State lawmakers are considering a bill that would encourage school districts to try out year-round class schedules to see if shorter vacations improve learning.

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Trevor T. Trujillo, Townsquare Media
Trevor T. Trujillo, Townsquare Media
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Albany County SD Reacts to Possible Toxic Food

The Albany County School District has released a written statement following the hospitalization of 12-15 children from Linford Elementary School, Tuesday.

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Official Press Release: ACSD 1 on Possible Toxic Food

This is a scan of the press release sent to KOWB Radio by Mike Hamel, Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources and Quality Learning at ACSD 1.  The release was received Tuesday January 29th, just before 3:00

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House Approves Education Dept. Changes, Bill Goes Back to Senate

The House of Representative has approved making major changes in the duties of the Wyoming superintendent of public instruction.

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Committee Unanimously endorses state Department of Education Bill

A House committee has unanimously endorsed a bill that would change who runs the state Department of Education.

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State Education Agency Misses Response Deadline

State lawmakers say the Wyoming Department of Education has missed a deadline to submit a written response to a report detailing numerous failures by the agency.

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Photo Courtesy of Adam Porter
Photo Courtesy of Adam Porter
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Art Museum Participates in Nationwide Free Museum Day

The University of Wyoming Art Museum will open its doors for free on Saturday, Sept. 29, while participating in a nationwide event. Museum Day Live! is an annual event sponsored by Smithsonian magazine. Museums across the country and the state will open their doors for free for those who have tickets to the event.

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Twix, Flickr
Twix, Flickr
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Do You Like the Late Start for Albany County Schools? – Survey of the Day

While other schools around the state will be welcoming students next week, schools in Albany County are not going to get going until after Labor Day. This means summer break will actually have gone from Memorial Day to Labor Day this summer.

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