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Quality Counts: A Look at 69传媒 in Wyoming and Vermont

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Quality Counts: A Look at 69传媒 in Wyoming and Vermont

By Education Week Photo Staff 鈥� June 06, 2018 1 min read

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Shoshoni 69传媒, a $49 million facility in Shoshoni, Wyo., serves approximately 380 students in prekindergarten through the 12th grade. — Shoshoni 69传媒, a $49 million facility in Shoshoni, Wyo., serves approximately 380 students in prekindergarten through the 12th grade.
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States face different challenges and make different choices when it comes to their education spending, all of which are ultimately reflected at the schoolhouse level. As part of the Quality Counts 2018: Finance package, Education Week visited two very different schools: a high school in Shoshoni, Wyo., that has tech capabilities in every room, in a state that has put a big premium on classroom connectivity; and a K-8 school in a rural corner of Vermont that has an enrollment of just 75 students and doubles as the site for the town offices and library.

Wyoming鈥檚 bucking horse and rider greet students at Shoshoni 69传媒. — Wyoming鈥檚 bucking horse and rider greet students at Shoshoni 69传媒.
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Large-screen televisions hang from a wall in the spacious school cafeteria at Shoshoni 69传媒. — Large-screen televisions hang from a wall in the spacious school cafeteria at Shoshoni 69传媒.
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Tech director and secondary STEM professor Jesse Smith and sophomore Perrin Fullmer, 15, work together on a project in Shoshoni High School鈥檚 Maker Lab. The facility is part of the school鈥檚 STEM program. — Tech director and secondary STEM professor Jesse Smith and sophomore Perrin Fullmer, 15, work together on a project in Shoshoni High School鈥檚 Maker Lab. The facility is part of the school鈥檚 STEM program.
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Sophomores Perrin Fullmer, 15, and Gabe Cash, 16, work on their own arcade game at the Maker Lab in Shoshoni. — Sophomores Perrin Fullmer, 15, and Gabe Cash, 16, work on their own arcade game at the Maker Lab in Shoshoni.
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Networking stacks and data cables in Shoshoni 69传媒鈥� server room in Shoshoni, Wyo. — Networking stacks and data cables in Shoshoni 69传媒鈥� server room in Shoshoni, Wyo.
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Nestled in the Green Mountains of Vermont, Stamford School, center, in Stamford, Vt., serves 75 students in grades K-8. — Nestled in the Green Mountains of Vermont, Stamford School, center, in Stamford, Vt., serves 75 students in grades K-8.
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In addition to the K-8 school in Stamford, the building hosts the town office and library. — In addition to the K-8 school in Stamford, the building hosts the town office and library.
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Principal Micah Hayre stands at the entrance to Stamford School. The school also houses the Town Office, at left, and the town library. — Principal Micah Hayre stands at the entrance to Stamford School. The school also houses the Town Office, at left, and the town library.
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Administrative Assistant Jessie Garner at work at Stamford School. — Administrative Assistant Jessie Garner at work at Stamford School.
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69传媒 Lane Kurpiel, 14, left, Camryn Belisle, 13, and Izabella Lamore, 13, study at Stamford School. — 69传媒 Lane Kurpiel, 14, left, Camryn Belisle, 13, and Izabella Lamore, 13, study at Stamford School.
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69传媒 Gavin Lefervre, 9 and Rosalie Bleau, 9 read in a 2d-and 3rd-grade class at Stamford School. — 69传媒 Gavin Lefervre, 9 and Rosalie Bleau, 9 read in a 2d-and 3rd-grade class at Stamford School.
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A version of this article first appeared in the Full Frame blog.

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