Wyoming Department of Education

All three Albany County high schools failed to reach a 90 percent graduation rate and the district as a whole came in at 82.4 percent.

As a nonpartisan, nonpolitical public awareness effort, National School Choice Week highlights education options for students, families, and communities around the country.

The State Report Card is an annual requirement of the Every Student Succeeds Act signed by President Obama in 2015

The chosen delegates receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C. and a $10,000 scholarship from the William Randolph Hearst Foundation.

2017 ACT scores released Thursday show the Cowboy State is making steady progress in readying students for college, the career field or military service.

School performance ratings released by the Wyoming Department of Education today (Thursday) show most Wyoming schools are meeting or exceeding expectations.

Kari Eakins, WDE communications director, said ESSA, the replacement for No Child Left Behind, puts decisions about education closer to home, which is why it is important for the WDE to gather input from the public.

The team will heading to Washington D.C. In April

Gilchrist Elementary School in Cheyenne has received an award for exceeding expectations with the state accountability model the past two years.

Governor Mead was joined by state education and military leaders Wednesday as he signed a proclamation declaring September as Career Exploration/Military Readiness month.

A new report from the Wyoming Department of Education on school performance ratings shows over half of state schools meeting or exceeding expectations.

2016 statewide high school assessment results released by the Wyoming Department of Education Monday show students are on track for college.