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Statistics show that 81.8 percent of students graduated in the last school year, a decrease of just over a half of a percentage point since the 2020-21 school year, the highest in a nine year period. Despite the small decline, there is hope that it won't be a long-term trend. Wyoming's graduation rate has been above 80 percent since the 2015-16 school year and has climbed several points in the past decade. However, it's lagged behind national rates.
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Wyoming's graduation rates continue to rise. There has been modest growth for eight straight years and now it stands at 82.4 percent.
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Despite the pandemic, Wyoming graduation rates rose again last year. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow said the statewide…
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College students are leaving the University of Wyoming into an unknown job market. Normally students would have jobs lined up, but these are not normal…
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The coronavirus pandemic has upended everyone's lives. But as Wyoming Public Radio's Catherine Wheeler found out, for high school seniors across the state…
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It's the Monday after spring break, a day when students and professors would usually be returning to campus. But that traditional springtime bustle is…
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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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On the morning of Laramie High School's graduation, history and social studies teacher Will Plumb is trying to pump up the crowd of students gathered for…
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There’s a college dropout crisis in America. That’s according to a recent report from the New York Times and the Urban Institute’s Center on Education…
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High School Native American students and their families have long-standing traditions of beading elements of their dress or wearing feathers on their…