One of the Most Unique and Fun Fundraisers in the Valley Rolls Through Town
Driggs hopes to grant school utility connections now, for paving and annexation later
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School board member Delwyn Jensen announced his resignation at Monday’s board meeting because his wife Loriann was just hired by the district as the counselor at Rendezvous Upper Elementary School.
This year the federal grant that had funded public afterschool ran dry, so a committee formed to fill that gap. Now with a newly hired executive director, the committee is working to establish a new valley nonprofit.
The theme of the first “Noche Familiar” on Wednesday, September 12, will be “Sharing Borders,” celebrating all the countries that Mexico has ever been associated with.
Increased labor and steel costs hit home
Teton School Superintendent Monte Woolstenhulme reported at the school board meeting on Monday that he received a preemptive call from the Department of Education notifying him that Teton Middle School was set to receive a “low performing” score based on the state test performances.
This school year for the first time, Teton Middle School is offering free online school for students who need more flexibility, independence, or support than traditional school can provide.
Cheryl Stewart often arrives at Driggs Elementary at or before dawn to prepare the day’s meals for the Summer Food Program. She follows recipes provided by the United States Department of Agriculture as well as strict nutrition guidelines for metrics like whole grains, fruits and vegetables.
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There were 372 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between Aug. 24 and Aug. 31. Deputies performed 38 security checks of local businesses and 149 traffic stops. There were five accidents and three DUIs.
There were 294 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between Aug. 18 and Aug. 24. Deputies performed 24 security checks of local businesses and 53 traffic stops. There were six accidents and two DUI.
There were 322 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between Aug. 10 and Aug. 18. Deputies performed 38 security checks of local businesses and 64 traffic stops. There were nine accidents and one DUI.
There were 328 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between August 3 and August 9, 2018.
There were 377 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between July 27 and August 2. Deputies performed 36 security checks of local businesses, 25 campground checks, and 117 traffic stops. There were three accidents and two DUIs.
There were 399 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between July 20 and July 26. Deputies performed 58 security checks of local businesses, 37 campground checks, and 119 traffic stops. There were four accidents and zero DUIs.
