Wyoming Mandates Prototype Schools

In an effort to save money and time, all new Wyoming elementary schools must now be built using one of five to seven prototypical designs, the Wyoming School Facilities Commission has decided.

“The main issue is our costs are higher than probably anyone else in the U.S.,” said James “Bubba” Shivler, the director of the commission, which adopted...

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