Parental Rights and School Choice: A Conversation with Superintendent Degenfelder - Episode 59 - Friday, 16 February 2024

In this episode, we delve into the state of education in Wyoming with Superintendent Megan Degenfelder. As Wyoming navigates through its legislative session, focusing primarily on budgetary matters, Superintendent Degenfelder sheds light on the challenges and opportunities facing education in the state. 

During this insightful conversation, Superintendent Degenfelder discusses the impact of the budget session on education, highlighting the need for fiscal prudence amidst reduced federal funding. She also explores key legislative priorities, including parental rights and the implementation of education savings accounts to foster school choice. 

The discussion extends to the importance of transparency in curriculum and the innovative strides Wyoming is taking towards competency-based learning. Superintendent Degenfelder shares her vision for preparing students for diverse career pathways, emphasizing the significance of trade schools and career and technical education. 

Moreover, she addresses concerns surrounding federal initiatives and underscores Wyoming's commitment to maintaining educational autonomy. Superintendent Degenfelder invites community engagement and feedback, emphasizing the collaborative effort required to shape Wyoming's education landscape. 

Join us as we uncover the intricacies of education policy in Wyoming and explore Superintendent Degenfelder's vision for empowering students and communities through quality education. 

Don't miss out on this compelling discussion! Watch now and stay informed about the future of education in Wyoming. 

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Charting The Course for Education Choice - Episode 056 - Saturday, 10 February 2024