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Report: Wyoming's Teachers Least Underpaid In Nation – Sheridan Media

By Ellen Fike, Cowboy State Daily While teachers across the country might be underpaid when compared to other professions, a report from the Economic Policy Institute showed that Wyoming’s teachers are the least underpaid. A statistic from the EPI’s September 2020 report that shows public school teachers make about 20% less than college graduates who are not teachers has been making the rounds on social media lately. However, the report also showed that Wyoming’s teachers are paid better than most, with their salaries falling below those of non-teachers by about 2%, a fact that was noted by many social media users.

Wyoming House leaders eye 'penny for education' tax as last resort to fix $300M annual deficit

CASPER, Wyo. Wyoming's funding model for K-12 education and school capital construction is facing a $300 million annual structural deficit between the

Structural Deficits Present a Challenging Outlook for Wyoming's K-12 Education Funding

Structural Deficits Present a Challenging Outlook for Wyoming’s K-12 Education Funding Grace Foulk © Provided by Cheyenne-Scottsbluff KGWN-TV Wyoming Senators start a hybrid session at the Wyoming State Capitol. CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Press Release) - Wyoming’s K-12 Education (School Foundation Program (SFP) and School Capital Construction Account (SCCA)) are facing a $300 million annual structural deficit. This shortfall owes to rapidly declining coal and natural gas production and prices, which have reduced the State’s funding sources and diminished school district property tax collections. Wyoming funds its schools like most states with property taxes. Wyoming is blessed in that minerals pay 50% of our property taxes, allowing Wyoming residents, old and new, to enjoy the fifth-lowest property taxes in the country.

4% income tax proposal would generate $58.4M annually for Wyoming K-12 education

Gordon: K-12 education 'the biggest elephant' as Wyoming works to avoid $885M budget deficit