Thanks to a $1 million grant, place-based education is taking off outside of the Tetons.
School board member Joe Larrow is dropping out of the race, narrowing the field to five candidates now vying for a seat on the Teton County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees.
Teton County schools had the largest percentage of English Language Learners in the state last year, making the district of interest to the U.S. Department of Education.
Students in Teton County schools now have the opportunity to say the Pledge of Allegiance or any other “patriotic exercise” at the beginning of every school day.
Parents, students and Teton County community members are invited to learn more about Jackson Hole High School next week.
Teton County school’s walking school bus has returned, but program tweaks to accommodate more students are troubling some parents.
Principal Scott Eastman and at least a dozen teachers didn’t leave Munger Mountain Elementary School until after 1 a.m. Saturday.
Every year new educators, psychologists, nurses, paraprofessionals and more join the staff of Teton County School District No. 1.
For an educator the 21st-century back-to-school checklist looks something like this: Set up your classroom. Write your lesson plans. Train for how to survive an armed intruder.
Do you really know what your child is doing on that iPad?
The race for three open seats on the Teton County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees changed significantly during the filing period.
Jackson Hole High School students who took the ACT this spring as juniors received the second highest scores in the state as a school.
It’s time to brush up on your knowledge of education funding before the school year starts next week.
Jackson Hole High Schoolers who took the ACT this spring received the second highest scores in the state as a school.
In a town where finding affordable child care is a challenge, school trustees have found a way to offer an opportunity to teachers: infant and toddler day care during the school year at just under market rate.
Though the primaries are just around the corner, the school board race is only beginning to heat up.
Three candidates have filed for the Teton County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees race so far.
The Jackson Hole Children’s Museum plans to stay open, despite its building being turned into workforce housing next year.
What looks like a birdhouse but is full of books? Little Free Libraries, a conduit for book exchanges.
The next four weeks will be very busy for workers at Munger Mountain Elementary School.
Teton County School District No. 1 sailed through another step in the process to address overcrowding with some sort of construction.
The dual immersion craze has officially expanded outside the walls of Teton County schools.
Teton County School District No. 1 will see a nearly $2 million increase in its budget next year, including $1.1 million more from the state.
Federal money will now fund Teton Literacy Center’s academic interventions and tutoring program.
Children’s Learning Center is eliminating a 10-month childcare option teachers say they depend on.
A Farm to School grant from the United States Department of Agriculture could be beneficial for local students.
The reauthorization of a national career and technical education act will trickle down to benefit Teton County students.
Eighteen-year-old William Dennis carefully spread a layer of mayonnaise on his sandwich before adding a few slices of turkey and cheese. But wrestling his lunch into a Ziploc bag proved to be challenging. He couldn’t seem to make it fit.
Teton County School District No. 1 now officially owns 3 acres of dirt in Teton Village.
Numbers recently released in a U.S. Census Bureau report show that Wyoming spends more per pupil than its neighbors and most of the country, but that funding is spread more equitably.
This year it’s not just the students who got a summer reading assignment. Teton County School District No. 1, the Teton County Library and the Jackson Hole Writers group are collaborating on a community reading project called One Book, One Community.
As the school year comes to a close and everyone has summer on the mind, Teton Science Schools has announced a new hire to help the school next year.
Teton County commissioners are set to review a deed Tuesday morning that would transfer ownership of a Teton Village parcel from the county to Teton County School District No. 1.
Teton County School District No. 1 employee benefits will be reduced next year as a result of the statewide education funding crunch.
More than 180 Teton County School District No. 1 employees have signed a petition to ask for over $500,000 in cuts to their benefits.
School lunches are the only food some children get to eat all day.
School lunches are sometimes the only food children eat all day.
In an effort to increase collaboration and communication between the high schools in Teton County School District No. 1, Summit High School — soon to be Summit Innovations High School — is in the midst of growth and change.
The Teton County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees voted Wednesday afternoon to eliminate 11 bus stops. Three activity bus stops for Jackson Elementary School at the Center for the Arts, Snow King and St. John’s Medical Center were saved in a 4-1 vote.
Perseverance over challenges and trauma was the theme of a C-V Ranch graduation ceremony Wednesday afternoon, when students Seth Taylor and Zachary Henderson received their high school diplomas to boisterous applause.
Principal Scott Eastman is gearing up for Munger Mountain Elementary School to open this fall.
Journeys School freshmen and sophomores have spent the spring studying Karns Meadows. Now, they want to present their findings to the community.
Children’s Learning Center teachers are set to receive a 3 percent raise from a tuition increase that will go into effect in July.
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