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The 8-1 vote against an appeal to remove two books on LGBTQ issues from the Kelly Walsh High School library. This comes after a committee tasked with reviewing the books recommended they be kept in the collection in September, prompting the appeal. Some parents and community members have attended school board meetings for about a year demanding the removal of books they often claim are pornographic or sexually explicit. The board also approved stricter requirements for purchasing controversial materials in the future.
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Four new members were elected to serve on the board with two incumbents losing their bids for re-election. This comes as school board meetings have seen increased attendance and interest over issues such as pandemic mask rules and books in school libraries that include sex education and LGBTQ themes.
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Washakie County School District #1 recently presented its new approach of keeping students on track to graduate at the Wyoming School Board Association…
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School board members from across the state gathered earlier this month at the Wyoming School Boards Association delegate assembly. The group set policy…
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After a controversial year Park County School District #6 has four new trustees on its seven-member school board.The district, which includes Cody,…
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It's election season and on November 6 Wyomingites will have the chance to participate in what's arguably the most local election of all: for the local…
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Wyoming’s gubernatorial and congressional races are in full swing, and starting Wednesday things are heating up for those interested in a seat on their…