Education & EdTech

Governor Signs Bill That Advocates Declare 'A Win For Wyoming Children'

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Governor Mark Gordon signed Senate File 59 into law, establishing an evidence-based system to improve language and literacy skills for K-12 students in Wyoming. The bill aims to address deficiencies in reading instruction and support teachers, families, and students comprehensively, marking a significant victory for advocates who have worked tirelessly to ensure all children receive effective reading education.

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