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State Board of Education moves forward on career education plan - Vimarsana News

State Board of Education moves forward on career education plan

CHEYENNE – The Wyoming State Board of Career and Technical Education and Wyoming State Board of Education met virtually on Dec. 21.

Parents of special education children need guidance, support - Vimarsana News

Parents of special education children need guidance, support

Parents need the training to become partners in educating children with special needs, a preschool special education teacher writes.

SBE Moves Forward with Public Comment on Perkins V State Plan - Vimarsana News

SBE Moves Forward with Public Comment on Perkins V State Plan

The Wyoming State Board of Education and the Wyoming State Board of Career and Technical Education recently met virtually to  review the recommended updates to the Wyoming Perkins V State plan. According to the SBE, in 2023,, under Superintendent  Megan Degenfelder's strategic plan initiative of Pre

Social Security: Five things to know when your child with disabilities turns 18 - Vimarsana News

Social Security: Five things to know when your child with disabilities turns 18

When your child turns 18 years old, they legally become an adult. This is an important time to consider their financial future – especially if they need additional care into

State representatives discuss upcoming legislative session | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

State representatives discuss upcoming legislative session | News, Sports, Jobs

The 90th general assembly of the Iowa Legislature begins Jan. 8, and the representatives who serve Marshall County in the State House recently spoke to the T-R