Education accountability.

HB 23 amends Wyoming's education accountability system to refine how schools are rated and supported. It requires schools to receive a performance rating based on student test scores and other metrics, with districts able to request a 15-day review if they believe the rating was calculated incorrectly. The bill mandates the state board to establish clear performance targets for all schools (including alternative schools), develop a multi-tiered support system to help struggling schools improve, and annually report system results to lawmakers. These changes directly affect Wyoming public schools, school districts, and the state board of education, focusing on transparency and targeted assistance rather than new funding or curriculum changes.