Western Sublette 9 BOCES

06/09/2026

Our neighbors in Pinedale have a CDL class starting later this month!

05/31/2026

We’ll be bringing the Soundcheck Summer Music Series to Big Piney this summer for a special FRIDAY SHOW on July 17 featuring Nashville’s Tony Hannah and her full band! Local bluegrass ensemble Mountain Home will open the show. Stay tuned for more details as we get closer to the show!

05/20/2026

Congratulations Class of 2026! These BPHS graduates also earned at least 15 college credits!

05/06/2026

Solid first day of painting on our new mural project at the Big Piney Fine Arts Center! BP elementary and middle school students are working all week on the mural which was designed by local artist Mariah Nystrom aka . Mariah is on-site all week overseeing the project along with BP elementary/ms art instructor Chon Pelham. Big thanks to Western Sublette 9 BOCES for helping make these projects possible!

04/14/2026

Pathways Flyer has been released. Open to all Sublette County students.

The Pinedale Roundup is proud to partner with the Sublette County Chamber of Commerce and our local schools to host a high school student intern this summer.

If you're a high schooler considering a career in journalism or a related field, check out our internship posting with the Pathways Program and send in your application by April 24! 🗞️

03/24/2026

Hunter Safety Course has been posted. Register at https://wyoming.storefront.kalkomey.com/em/programs
PRICE IS $5

01/31/2026

The uncertainty of voters approving our mill levy would really hurt our stability to offer the programs we do. This is a portion of what our local BOCES supports. If this bill passes, we are gonna need voters to become fully aware of what our community would lose if the mill levy doesn’t get approved. Some taxes are actually good and helping our communities.

HB0058 may sound like a tax policy bill, but its real impact is on students and classrooms.

In Natrona County School District, BOCES are a core part of student opportunity. During the 2024–2025 school year, 6 out of 10 seniors took at least one BOCES course, either a concurrent enrollment course, a dual credit course, or both, for college credit.

BOCES allow NCSD students to take college courses at no cost, earn real college credit, and increase academic rigor while preparing for both college and career success. These classes also help students reduce future student loan debt by completing college coursework early.

BOCES are established under Wyoming Statutes § 21-20-101 through § 21-20-111, which provide the legal framework for districts to collaborate and share educational services.

HB0058 would force BOCES funding onto short election cycles, creating instability for programs students rely on year after year. When funding becomes uncertain, classes can disappear, not because they failed, but because the funding expired.

BOCES are not extras. They are part of how Wyoming delivers equitable access to education, especially in rural communities.

This bill puts that access at risk.

Stay informed. Stay engaged. Our students are counting on it.

01/27/2026

Next Regularly Scheduled Board Meeting is set for Tuesday, February 17th at 6:30 pm.

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01/15/2026

Adult Welding or Machining Class starts February 11th! Bring your projects to our shop and get help with the equipment and our instructor! SIGN UP HERE https://forms.gle/RGbf3rTMKyXr2wy38

09/30/2025