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Kahoot to be used for learning experience

Ready to learn about West Virginia’s natural history and practice your identification skills online in a game show-like format? Here’s your chance! Using Zoom and your smart phone, we will

Charles Allen Patman II

Former Gillette resident, Charles Allen Patman II, 19, died Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023, unexpectedly, as the result of an undetected health issue at the University of Wyoming in Laramie, Wyoming.

Colton Villnow is September Senior High Student of the Month in Swanville

Swanville Public School announced the September Senior High Student of the Month, senior Colton Villnow. He is the son of Nate and Sylvia Villnow.

"Are We Really Falling Behind? Comparing Key Indicators Across Internat" by Helen Georgiou

There has been a strong narrative in Australia of falling attainment in high school science, with much of the campaign informed by results from international standardised tests such as Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), which shows a year-on-year decline in scientific literacy of Australian 15-year-old students. These results have been used to justify significant policy and curriculum reform, despite the known limitations of PISA and a lack of additional evidence to support this decline in other tests. In this paper, results from standardised tests administered in Australia will be compared to create a fulsome picture of attainment for high school science students. Reports include both the compilation of data from existing reports and new analyses. With the latest (2018/9) reports from PISA, Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS), and National Assessment Program for Scientific Literacy (NAP-SL) (an Australian test of Science Literacy) and data

OSPI Announces Washington State Teacher of the Year and Classified School Employee of the Year