Join Mike Garofalo on another insightful episode of Eye on the Issues, where he delves into the topic of educational choice with special guest Chris Cargill, President of Mountain State's Policy Center. In this candid and informative interview, Chris shares his expertise and perspective on the importance of providing diverse educational options for...

In this episode of "Eye on the Issues," we're delighted to host the Anderson family, residents of the picturesque Garrett area in Northern Albany County, Wyoming. Nestled in the heart of rural living, the Andersons' story has recently gained attention, featured in Cowboy State Daily's insightful article: [Isolated Wyoming Ranchers Want to Build One...

The school choice movement has gained momentum in recent years across the United States. This educational reform philosophy believes in empowering parents with the freedom to choose the best educational options for their children. While many states have embraced this concept, Wyoming has been painfully slow in adopting it. Let's explore why Wyoming...

Welcome to another episode of "Eye on the Issues." In episode 044, we're joined by a remarkable guest, Brenna Lowry, a devoted homeschooling mom since 1998 and the current president of Homeschool Wyoming. With a bustling household of five children, Brenna brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. Brenna shares her incredible journey...

In this episode, Senator Lynn Hutchings sits down with host Mike Garofalo for an in-depth conversation on her most important issues in this legislative session. She is sponsoring some significant legislation, including using state-issued concealed carry permits as voter identification and working on a national problem referred to as a pharmacy bene...

On this episode of Liberty Talk your hosts Cassie and Mandy are joined by Jeremy Wayne Tate of the Classic Learning Test. Jeremy takes listeners on a journey through the ins and outs of classical education and what's really missing in today's educational practices. 

by Mandy Ludtke With children at home due to school closures, parents and teachers re-think educational access. You may have heard the terms "school choice" or "education choice." You may have passed these off, not realizing what they mean for you. You think to yourself, "When my children are in public school they are okay. Right? Our public school...

by Wyoming Liberty Group Staff As a political economist I am the first to admit that the final word on any policy reform goes to facts and impartial analysis. There are many times when I have recommended against reforms even though they were ideologically desirable, simply because the economic and fiscal aspects of the reform did not work out right...

by Wyoming Liberty Group Staff The State of Arizona has an ESA program (Empowerment Scholarship Account) that is often discussed in the national debate over education choice. What would an ESA program look like in Wyoming? Main finding: A Wyoming version of the Arizona ESA, with universal eligibility for the K-12 student population in the state, co...

by Austin Hein Last week, I wrote about the constitutionality of education choice programs and how they relate to the recent Supreme Court ruling of Trinity Lutheran v. Comer. If that was not enough to convince you of the Constitutionality of education choice programs, this will. Regardless of the Trinity Lutheran decision, programs like Education ...