Two Schools for Two Total Students

The Big Government one size fits all approach leads to efficiencies of scale — or inefficiencies of scale, as the case may be. This fall, a Wyoming school district will reopen a school to serve a single kindergarten student.

It will be the second one-student school in the Albany County School District. They’re only a few miles apart, but connecting roads are impassable much of the winter.

Wyoming law requires on-site education for isolated students when it’s impossible to transport them to other schools.

The law’s the law.

District officials say it will cost about $150,000 combined to educate the two students next school year.

That’s okay. Taxpayers have plenty of money.

With feminism triumphing over the family lifestyle, this could become the new normal — unless the open border keeps schools full of foreigners from the Third World.

On a tip from Lyle.

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