Teton School District 401 is now enrolling kindergarten students for the school year 2021-2022, and will host its annual “Kindergarten Roundup” on Friday, April 30.
School
The Teton School District 401 Board of Trustees met on the evening of April 12, 2021.
At this Monday's meeting, Teton School District 401 Board of Trustees began a discussion around the rule that K-5 students must wear masks at recess if they want to play within 6 feet of one another.
With several community grants, the local afterschool nonprofit Above and Beyond the Classroom will be able to expand its program to Victor Elementary School in the 2021/22 school year.
Vertical Harvest Farms, the hard-to-miss three-story glass structure in downtown Jackson, is home to innovative growing practices and an inclusive workforce, and award-winning documentary “Hearts of Glass” tells the story of the greenhouse’s tumultuous first 15 months. Teachers at Teton Scho…
Teton School District 401 Board of Trustees held their March meeting on the evening of March 8. In addition to an update on Covid and confirming that students and teachers will continue to wear masks to prevent the spread of the pathogen in schools, the board discussed a few other topics.
With the official retirement of Pam Walker, the Education Foundation has formally welcomed Kristin Livingstone as their new Executive Director. Livingstone moved to the valley in February from Jackson, where she was the Associate Director of the Teton Literacy Center.
Fall River Rural Electric Cooperative is once again offering scholarships to local area high school graduating seniors whose parents or guardians are members of Fall River Electric. A “member” is anyone who receives electric service from Fall River, whether at a permanent residence, a vacati…
Nonprofit announces fundraising campaign completed in record time
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Crime
There were 227 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between April 9 and April 15. Officers performed 59 traffic stops and 13 security checks of local businesses. There were three accidents and one DUI, and residents called in 44 controlled burns.
There were 173 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between April 2 and April 8. Officers performed 35 traffic stops and seven security checks of local businesses. There was one accident and zero DUIs, and residents called in 19 controlled burns.
There were 180 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between March 26 and April 1. Officers performed 54 traffic stops and 16 security checks of local businesses. There were two accidents, one DUI, and two ambulance runs to Grand Targhee.
There were 199 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between March 20 and March 26. Officers performed 50 traffic stops and 17 security checks of local businesses. There were three accidents, three DUIs, and two ambulance runs to Grand Targhee.
There were 235 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between March 12 and March 18. Officers performed 56 traffic stops and 27 security checks of local businesses. There were six accidents, one DUI, and six ambulance runs to Grand Targhee.
There were 218 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between March 5 and March 11. Officers performed 42 traffic stops and 20 security checks of local businesses. There were two accidents, one slide-off, one DUI, and six ambulance runs to Grand Targhee.
