Teton County students will have to wait to find out if they can head back to school after spring break.
Teton Science Schools has battened down its hatches further with another COVID-19 related closure that will see it drop over 40 staff members.
The Teton County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees is holding an emergency meeting at 5 p.m. to discuss the district's ongoing planning in the face of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Kids in Teton Valley, Idaho, will join their counterparts in Jackson Hole with an extended stay at home due to the coronavirus.
One potential consequence of schools shutting down is students could miss the school meals some rely on to cover their daily nutritional needs.
UPDATE, 4:50 p.m.: Even with schools closed this week, students will be able to continue their education.
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UPDATE, 12:30 p.m. March 15: Teton County School District No. 1 has cancelled all classes starting Monday, March 16. This means students won't enter buildings for at least three weeks, until at least April 6.
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The Jackson Hole High School Robobroncs won some impressive hardware in Utah.
Where are you traveling for spring break?
Molly Matthaei applied to be on the Food Network’s “Spring Baking Championship” on a whim.
Xochitl Corona stands at the top of Davey Jackson Mountain Resort, a freshly pushed-up berm of snow in the field south of Jackson Elementary School.
Thursday is the final day for bills in the state Legislature to pass a third reading in their chamber of origin, so by Friday morning lawmakers will have in their hands a shortened list of potential new laws.
It’s crossover week in the Wyoming Legislature.
Covering the tennis courts at Jackson Hole High School is not a new idea, but organizers hope it will stick this time.
You may have noticed something new on High School Road over the winter.
Teacher in-service days will look a bit different for Jackson Hole public school students next year.
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Around 10:20 Thursday morning, a strange smell was detected around one of the classrooms at Munger Mountain Elementary School. A couple of students felt ill.
Teton County nonprofits can now apply for grants to provide recreation programs, but they may not receive as much money as they are used to.
In 2018, Americans had a whopping $1.56 trillion in student loan debt, according to Federal Reserve statistics.
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Teton County is looking for parents of young children.
Every two years school district officials across Wyoming anxiously watch the state Legislature as it debates education funding. This is that year.
In a state Legislature budget session like the one that starts Monday, almost anything can be a bargaining chip. One thing that has been a political football in the past, however, looks like it’s a done deal.
Children’s tiny hands have long kept them from playing the guitar until they reach the upper years of elementary school, but a Jackson music studio is trying to change that using a new type of instrument.
Wyoming’s high schoolers are graduating at a higher rate than in years past, and Teton County’s kids saw a significant jump over last year.
The wins keep coming for the Jackson Hole High School speech and debate team.
Of the many changes Jackson Hole High School halls have undergone in the past couple of years, one of the most noticeable was unveiled last week.
Two men named Jose Luis arrived in Jackson when they were teenagers, speaking little or no English. More than a decade later they have each achieved what teacher Michelle Rooks described as the American Dream, a concept that can encapsulate everything from economic security to positive socia…
Scott Eastman was struck by lightning while skiing in Telluride.
A Jackson parent’s effort to expand the skate park has moved one step closer to becoming a reality.
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While still looking for a permanent home, the Jackson Hole Children’s Museum has found a new executive director.
Five Jackson Hole Fire/EMS paramedics and emergency medical technicians were stranded in Idaho on Monday and Tuesday during emergency trips to Idaho Falls. The high-and-dry first responders were just one casualty of a winter storm cycle that has inundated the Tetons and Jackson Hole the past…
The Fund for Public Education has a lot to celebrate.
The Jackson Hole High School speech and debate team has done it again.
A squad of Jackson Hole High School students is riding its knowledge of American politics on a trip to Wyoming’s capital.
Teton County School District No. 1 wants drivers to slow down near Munger Mountain Elementary School, but school officials won’t be on South Highway 89 waving signs that say, “slow down.”
The Wyoming Department of Education has extra time to deal with a large public records request sent at the end of November.
Students at Munger Mountain Elementary School have performed an alchemy experiment more valuable than turning base metals into gold.
They have transmogrified apples into books.
Throngs of children packed Snow King Sports and Events Center, parents chatting, hockey pucks intermittently clattering across the ice over the yells of kids encountering friends.
An immense public records request from a Wyoming state senator has rattled state school officials, who have cited privacy concerns, though they acknowledge they have to comply with the bulk of the request.
Teachers and administrators disagree over the implications of a decision made earlier this month by the board of Teton County School District No. 1.
With at least a few accounting jokes thrown in, Mike Decoria told the school board Dec. 11 that the district is in pretty good shape.
Teton County teachers have new options for their unused sick days.
You might already have purchased Christmas gifts, but if you’re among the roughly 25% of people who wait until the very last to wrap your presents, you may be in the market for some gift tags.
“This is my bedroom,” Isabelle Dragoo, 5, said as she pointed to a hand-drawn diagram of her house.
The triad of turf fields in the school facility complex in West Jackson may be covered in snow, but officials are already thinking about replacing them come springtime.
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