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From the sidelines to the Capitol: Harshman prepares for role as Wyoming superintendent during playoff run

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CASPER, Wyo. — Steve Harshman won Tuesday’s election to become Wyoming’s next superintendent of public instruction, but the longtime Natrona County High School football coach still has a playoff run to finish.

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  1. Cowboy State Daily

    Longtime Legislator Steve Harshman Elected Wyoming’s Next Schools Chief (opens Cowboy State Daily)

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    Steve Harshman, longtime state legislator and Natrona High football coach, has been elected Wyoming's next superintendent of public instruction. He's called for undoing the recalibration of K-12 schools that has some districts closing rural schools.

  2. Oil City News

    Election 2026: Harshman to be Wyoming superintendent of public instruction (opens Oil City News)

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    CASPER, Wyo. — Republican State Rep. Steve Harshman has been elected to serve as Wyoming’s next superintendent of public instruction. He succeeds Megan Degenfelder, who lost her Republican gubernatorial bid in August to Sen. Eric Barlow. Barlow ultimately won the seat Tuesday.

  3. Oil City News

    From the sidelines to the Capitol: Harshman prepares for role as Wyoming superintendent during playoff run (opens Oil City News)

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    CASPER, Wyo. — Steve Harshman won Tuesday’s election to become Wyoming’s next superintendent of public instruction, but the longtime Natrona County High School football coach still has a playoff run to finish.

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