Investing in Wyoming’s Future: Why Every Dollar of Our IMLS Training Grant Matters!

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School library professionals from across Wyoming convened at Casper College for learning and networking at the annual School Library Summit.

Ever wondered how your local school libraries stay ahead of the curve, supercharge their programs, and bring fresh, exciting ideas into Wyoming classrooms? It all starts with continuous learning! Thanks to funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), Wyoming State Library consultants Paige Bredenkamp (E-Resources & School Library Consultant) and Joanne Pruitt (Youth Services Consultant) headed to Casper College on July 29–30, 2026, for the dynamic School Library Summit.

Here is how sending our team to high-impact events directly translates into real value for students, teachers, and communities across the state:

IMLS professional development grants are more than just event passes—they are a direct investment in Wyoming’s educational ecosystem. By keeping our State Library team connected, energized, and plugged into the latest trends, we ensure that every school library in our state has the expert support, innovative tools, and top-tier guidance it needs to help our kids thrive!

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