The Wyoming State Board of Education approved Chapter 3 Emergency Rules of Practice and Procedure around the state’s accountability requirements last week, granting an exception to accountability requirements for a school – for one school year – since schools have been unable…
Wyoming will receive $32,562,651, part of about $13.2 billion allocated to the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief, or ESSER Fund, authorized under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. The ESSER Funds will provide Wyoming school districts with emergency…
Peter Long has announced he is running for Teton County Commissioner. In his statement of candidacy, Long cites the difficult times we are currently living in. He says many in the community have been directly affected by the impacts COVID-19.…
A Jackson-based non-profit organization will begin offering COVID-19 antibody testing those living and working in Teton County on April 30th. Testing will be offered through private healthcare clinics around the community. Test Teton Now began the beta phase of testing…
Governor Mark Gordon has unveiled a plan to transition Wyoming to a new phase of COVID-19 response. The plan creates a pathway to ease restrictions, recover businesses, and resume some activities. The phased approach will be driven by health-related data…
