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CHAPTER 31 STANDARDS REVIEW: PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD - December 12, 2011 through January 25, 2012 - Revisions have been made to the Wyoming Content and Performance Standards in the content areas of mathematics, health education and language arts. Review these revisions and provide your comment now.
2011 National Board Certified Teachers are announced Wyoming is proud to have 51 educators successfully complete the certification process; 28 are members of WEA
Mark Your Calendars for "iCIVICS WYOMING February 16-17, 2012 the three branches of Wyoming State Government will launch a new program called "iCivics" Wyoming. This two-day workshop will give educators a unique, behind-the-scenes look at Wyoming State Governement in action.You will receive continuing education credit and learn how to use the "iCivics" program and other valuable resources in your classroom.
Teaching Channel a new non-profit focused on professional development, is a video showcase-on the web and television-of great teaching in America's public schools. The new national non-profit's focus is to elevate and celebrate teaching with an emphasis on sharing promising and best teaching practices. To this end, Teaching Channel has asked NEA to reach out to our affiliates to share the tool.
Win A $7,500 School Lounge Makeover from California Casualty
SmileMakers discount for WEA Members
Cheyenne Educator Lisa Esquibel to Receive
The California Casualty Award for Teaching Excellence
July 2011 Representative Assembly In Chicago
June 2011 Student Conference In Chicago
The Truth About Tenure in Wyoming
Read the guest editorial WEA sent to all Wyoming newspapers.
Don't Believe the East Coast Lies
A Washington DC-based, anti-public education organization pumped more than $100,000 to advertise in Wyoming and try to buy legislators' votes this session, but the WEA beat them back!
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