AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAutism Care: Wyoming had just 10 Medicaid ABA providers for children and young adults in fiscal 2025. Families and providers warn that reduced reimbursements could disrupt care and make it harder to keep staff. Student Achievement: Rock Springs High School aviation student Riley Hunzie received the first Maverick Award of the school year, including a hands-on Discovery Flight. High School Sports: Cheyenne South swimmer Charlee White is heading back to the state meet after rediscovering her love of swimming; Lander is favored to defend its 3A girls’ title. Arts & Community: Rock Springs honored Merri Cordova for her weekly work at The Broadway Theater, where she helps with shows and supports fellow volunteers. Education: UW’s annual Giving Day raised $3.35 million from 8,088 donors for campus programs, students and organizations. Books: Ten titles have been selected for Wyoming Reads 2027.
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