Study of K-12 education program.

Wyoming's SF 132 requires the state superintendent of public instruction to study the state's K-12 education standards and graduation requirements. The study examines whether current standards adequately prepare students for college, careers, and civic participation, reviews alignment with assessments, and considers adjustments to the number or structure of standards. It allocates $72,000 specifically for this study, to be completed by August 2023 and reported to the legislature. The bill does not change existing standards but aims to inform potential future updates to education policy.