Idaho State Board of Education and the Idaho Workforce Development Council are encouraging both students and their parents/family members to keep cool and spend some downtime this summer contemplating their dream jobs.
Leaders in Teton School District 401 have spent the past couple of weeks shifting into summer mode, decompressing, and looking back on a school year that was unprecedented in every way.
Just as the Basin Alternative High School class members of 2021 were receiving their diplomas following a successful senior year, the class of 2020 gained its own recognition: the 100 Percent Award from Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra.
Jennifer Marlar’s and Connie Mohr’s sixth grade classes at Teton Middle School have learned that it takes guts sometimes to put yourself out there and make a difference.
Three Teton High School sophomores were each awarded the Rotary Young Leadership Award by the Rotary Club of Teton Valley on May 6.
Last Wednesday, busloads of Teton High students travelled across the valley to participate in their annual Spring Fling, a day of 90-minute community service projects.
Eastern Idaho was stunned last Thursday morning when two children and an adult were injured in a shooting at Rigby Middle School.
On April 10, three Teton High School students participated in the Idaho State Speech Competition which was held virtually for the first time due to Covid. (Last year’s tournament was cancelled because of the pandemic.) Cameron Butler, Nathan Hill and Noah McClure represented Teton High in pa…
The Teton School District 401 Board of Trustees voted on May 10 to make masks optional at all schools for the remainder of the academic year, effective May 11.Â
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- Schools receive free screening kits of Vertical Harvest documentary
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- Education Foundation welcomes new E.D.
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- Education Foundation endowment goal in reach
- Teton High cellist accepted to All-Northwest Orchestra
- Seminary students are well-equipped to cope with COVID
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- Courses cultivating expertise on poultry and beyond
- Being a Head Start parent has been a growth experience
- State extends reimbursement deadline for Strong Families grant recipients
- College of Eastern Idaho gives region a higher ed 'pipeline'
- District will follow governor's COVID guidelines on sporting events
- Despite teacher concerns, Winter Sports are on
- School board considers offer on Driggs property
- Library Makerspace relocates, fundraises for digital media room
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There were 286 calls for service in Teton County from July 9 to July 15. There were 49 traffic stops, four DUIs, ten accidents, eight public assists, two ambulance runs to Grand Targhee, and 26 security checks of local businesses.
(This log includes two weeks of calls.) There were 558 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between June 19 and July 1. Officers performed 126 traffic stops, 48 security checks of local businesses, and 18 public assists. There were 11 accidents and six DUIs.
There were 294 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between June 11 and June 17. Officers performed 55 traffic stops, 30 security checks of local businesses, and seven public assists. There were five accidents and one DUI, and residents called in 14 controll…
There were 260 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between June 4 and June 10. Officers performed 58 traffic stops, 38 security checks of local businesses, and four public assists. There were eight accidents and zero DUIs, and residents called in 17 control…
There were 317 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between May 28 and June 3. Officers performed 88 traffic stops, 41 security checks of local businesses, and four public assists. There were seven accidents and zero DUIs, and residents called in 32 controll…
There were 264 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between May 21 and May 27. Officers performed 48 traffic stops and 33 security checks of local businesses. There were three accidents and one DUI, and residents called in 35 controlled burns.
