How is the income from the permanent school fund distributed?

The income from the permanent school fund is distributed to school districts based on student enrollment. This approach ensures that funding is allocated in a manner that reflects the number of students in each district, allowing for resources to be directed to where they are most needed. By tying distribution to student enrollment, this method aims to provide equitable funding for education across different areas of the state. Districts with higher student populations receive more funding, which helps them meet the educational needs of their students effectively. This system supports the overall goal of improving educational access and quality in Wyoming's public schools.