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Parental notification requirements advance to 2024 session - Vimarsana News

Parental notification requirements advance to 2024 session

Lawmakers will consider new rules during the 2024 legislative session that would require school districts to report to parents if a student's "health or well-being” changes.

Source: trib.com
Bill to safeguard judges from intimidation heads to 2024 session - Vimarsana News

Bill to safeguard judges from intimidation heads to 2024 session

CASPER — After a proposed bill to protect Wyoming judges from intimidation floundered, lawmakers moved along a much simpler proposal on Tuesday that clarifies judges are protected under an existing

School districts caution lawmakers against overstepping boundaries in parental rights bill - Vimarsana News

School districts caution lawmakers against overstepping boundaries in parental rights bill

CHEYENNE — A draft bill that addresses parental rights in education raised controversy on Tuesday of whether lawmakers overstepped their boundaries in policy making that should be left to school

School districts caution lawmakers against overstepping boundaries in parental rights bill - Vimarsana News

School districts caution lawmakers against overstepping boundaries in parental rights bill

CHEYENNE – A draft bill that addresses parental rights in education raised controversy on Tuesday of whether lawmakers overstepped their boundaries in policy making that should be left to school

Bill to safeguard judges from intimidation heads to 2024 session - Vimarsana News

Bill to safeguard judges from intimidation heads to 2024 session

CASPER — After a proposed bill to protect Wyoming judges from intimidation floundered, lawmakers moved along a much simpler proposal on Tuesday that clarifies judges are protected under an existing