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ESports, for those of you who don't know, are video games that are played in a highly organizaed competitive environment. Nation-wide, more K-12 schools are beginning to embrace online competition in the classroom.

The purpose of this organization is to honor Wyoming coaches that have done an outstanding job in their respective coaching responsibilities, as well as other duties in the field of athletics and have distinguished themselves, their school, and community in an exemplary manner.

It's that time of year again. The first day of school begins on August 28th for NCSD students. To help ease into things, the district has provided a "back-to-school checklist" families. Information on the listed items can also be found by visiting www...

For over 24 years, the Academic Awards program has acknowledged and honored the educational excellence of graduating students in Natrona County.

Due to issues with school buses starting, because of the temperature, all Natrona County School District schools are closed today.

"We are excitedly preparing for a terrific 2022-2023 school year!" the NCSD wrote in a press release. "NCSD Bus Registration is now open for all families needing to register their students."

No child should ever have to go without food, but the harsh reality is many children do often miss meals during the summer months when school is no longer in session.

Educators, especially in Natrona County, do more than they know. That's why things like the Academic Awards Banquet was created.

According to a press release from the NCSD, numerous students from grades 2-8 participated in a district-wide spelling bee, and it was Benjamin Munger, a 4th grader from Bar Nunn Elementary, who earned 1st place.

Students across all grades at Journey Elementary School have donated several hundred dollars to various charities in Casper.

After 40 years of dedicated service to NCSD students, school families, and the community, Willa Bywater drove her final bus route on October 1st.

“I feel like if we just go in without our masks and go to class just like normal, that’s going to make a bigger impact than going out to the front of the school with signs and having the threat of it getting violent.”