The Wyoming P-16 Education Council is a non-partisan, non-governmental, non-profit partnership of state leaders from business, education, and government. The P-16 Education Council seeks to create greater coherence in Wyoming's education system from pre-Kindergarten through the baccalaureate degree (P-16) to increase student success as they transition from each level of education to the next.

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What's New at the Wyoming P-16 Education Council:

News, Articles and Press Releases

Project Updates

P-16 Council featured in Wyoming Education Association's summer newsletter (06/2010)

WEA Article on P-16 Council available here.

Op-Ed by Rollin Abernethy in Casper Star Tribune, "Raising the bar on Wyo student achievement" (06/20/10)

"Raising the bar" op-ed available here.

Casper Star Tribune Editorial, "No entitlement for college courses for high schoolers." (06/11/10)

New York Times article, "More Employers to Require Some College, Reports Say" by Jacques Steinberg (06/14/10)

Dual/concurrent enrollment discussion meetings featured in Casper Star Tribune (06/08/10)

Click here to read the Tribune article
by Bob Moen, AP writer.

"P-16, colleges, and high schools seek consensus on dual enrollment" (News release, 06/03/10)

Wyoming P-16 Education Council's SEA 52 Project Proposal available (06/22/10)

The document outlining the Wyoming P-16 Education Council's work with consensus building around creating minimal education standards for post-secondary options is now available.

 

The P-16 Education Council Data Dashboard (05/21/10)

The Council has selected the measures on its Data Dashboard to focus upon critical educational attainment levels among Wyoming citizens.

Wyoming P-16 Education Council, "Everything I Need to Know"

The Wyoming P-16 Education Council produced a 30-second TV announcement urging students to stay in school. The announcement aired on statewide television and is posted on YouTube. To view, click on the video below.