FINANCES ARE STATE'S BIGGEST CHALLENGE, BLANKENSHIP SAYS

Currently the superintendent of Carbon County School District 1 in Rawlins, he has also taught at the University of Wyoming and Wyoming public schools and served as a principal. "Especially for the small schools and communities in Wyoming," he said. "Small communities are the engine o...

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Published inWyoming tribune-eagle
Main Author Lockwood, Tim
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cheyenne, Wyo Wyoming Tribune-Eagle 17.04.2002
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Blankenship, Trent
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Summary:Currently the superintendent of Carbon County School District 1 in Rawlins, he has also taught at the University of Wyoming and Wyoming public schools and served as a principal. "Especially for the small schools and communities in Wyoming," he said. "Small communities are the engine of Wyoming." [Trent Blankenship] served on the Governor's Advisory Board for Substance Abuse and Violent Crime, on the WyCAS policy committee, and was a 2001 graduate of the Wyoming Leadership Academy.
ISSN:1075-783X