Back to School

The Casper Police Department wants to remind residents to be cognizant of the speed limit in school zones.

With back to school coming soon across the nation, the subject of face masks with students is a big concern.

School is back in session today and here are some ways that you can help keep our Casper kids safe.

Glenrock kids go back to school in about two weeks, Casper kids start soon after that. As you're getting ready for back to school don't forget these five things.

From kids in the crosswalks to school zones and bus safety, drivers and students alike need to get back in the safety habit.

Today marks the beginning of a new school year for Casper students. See all the photos submitted by parents here.

"Stuff the Bus" is designed to help families in need start the school year off with a backpack full of supplies.

Teenage pedestrian deaths are on the rise, and distracted walking may be to blame.

While there are no specific district-wide policies prohibiting Trapper Keepers, many teachers have banned them from the classroom.

From adjusting the summer schedule to registrations and immunizations, you can get a lot of details out of the way before classes kick off.

While most parents enjoy the fact that their children will be out of the house (and hopefully out of trouble, safely nestled at their desks), there are other aspects of back to school that aren't as positive.

Last year, Stuff The Bus helped provide school supplies for some 650 students.