Transforming Education in Wyoming
A Statewide Approach to Student-Centered Learning
Wyoming
The Challenge:
Why Change Was Needed
Wyoming’s education system needed a shift. Traditional instructional and assessment models weren’t engaging students or preparing them for the future. The Governor’s Office conducted listening tours across the state, confirming the need for a student-centered transformation.
Key Issues:
Outdated teaching and assessment practices.
Limited student-centered learning opportunities.
What Wyoming Needed:
A new approaches to instruction & assessment.
A scalable, sustainable way to transform learning statewide.
Support for educators to lead change in their classrooms.
To create & elevate enabling conditions by rethinking systems, structures, and policies
The Solution:
The RIDE Initiative
Wyoming partnered with 2Revolutions to rethink education at scale. Through the RIDE Initiative, educators gained the tools and support needed to bring student-centered learning to life.
How We’re Driving Change:
1. Statewide Learning Series – Monthly virtual sessions for ALL districts.
PRACTICE Sessions: For teachers & leaders working directly with students.
SYSTEMS & STRUCTURES Sessions: For school & district leaders.
2. Communities of Practice – Collaborative learning experiences
Leader Communities: Supporting district & school leadership.
District-Based Communities: Custom topics for local needs.
3. Personalized Support for Educators – Hands-on coaching & training.
Dedicated coaches for every team.
Monthly teach-ins & weekly office hours.
Local & Statewide Celebrations of Learning to showcase progress.
4. Celebrations of Learning- Elevating & celebrating educator and learner voices
District based opportunities to share the learning and impact with others
Statewide convenings to collaborate, learn, & inspire
The Impact: Measurable Results
9 → 20+ districts engaged, reaching ~50% of Wyoming students.
90% of educators reported making meaningful shifts in their practice.
Districts are addressing systemic barriers (assessment policies, transcripts, scheduling) to sustain change.
We are working with coalition partners to identify metrics that are both meaningful and manageable for student impact - particularly student engagement, student agency, and post-secondary success.
Educator Perspective:
“My favorite part of this experience is dreaming of all the possibilities and opportunities that will come to life.”
— Brittney Montgomery, Sweetwater 2
What We Learned: Takeaways
Statewide collaboration builds momentum.
Professional learning is strongest in a community.
Empowered educators lead lasting transformation.
Work across all levels of the system—classroom to State House—is essential.