Teton County School District

09/26/2026

With the water boil order lifted, we will return to school Monday with normal operations.

We extend our appreciation to the Town and County staff and officials for their diligent efforts to address the issues and get back to normal operations as quickly as possible.

09/25/2026

Boil Order School Impact Update:
While the Town of Jackson boil order remains in effect, plans have been made to allow school to resume on Monday on regular, in person schedules.

If the boil order is lifted, school will resume normal operations with no additional impacts.

If the boil order is not lifted, the following measures are being taken at schools located in the affected areas:
​Water fountains are turned off. Students are asked to bring full water bottles. We will have bottled water available if needed.

Bathrooms remain open with sinks turned off, hand sanitizer available in all bathrooms.

Food service will provide bagged lunches, hot lunches will not be served. We encourage students to bring lunches from home if possible.

No impact to transportation.

All activities/after school activities will be in session and will follow the same procedures as the school day.

Thank you to everyone for your flexibility during an unusual situation! We look forward to seeing you on Monday!

09/25/2026

TCSD is working with the Teton County Sheriff's Office School Resource Officers to deliver bag lunches for school aged children today. Lunches may be picked up at the Teton County Library between 11am-12:30pm. Supplies are limited.

09/25/2026

09/25/2026

Dear TCSD Families,

We are canceling all TCSD schools tomorrow, September 25th due to the boil order in the Town of Jackson and all areas connected to the town's water system. We apologize for the impact to families but this situation has far reaching impacts to all schools including families who have students in multiple schools, our transportation services and food service where in town schools provide meals to schools outside of Jackson.

Our leadership team is meeting tomorrow and will provide an update to families regarding any impacts to schools should the boil order remain in effect beyond tomorrow and the weekend.

Thank you for your understanding.

Charlotte Reynolds
Executive Director of Communications

09/15/2026

September is National Su***de Prevention Month.

09/11/2026

09/11/2026

09/10/2026

TCSD is pleased to announce James Howell, an educator with 24 years of experience at TCSD, has been named Assistant Superintendent of Education. James will transition from serving as the Wilson Elementary School principal into his new role over the course of the fall. Efforts are underway to hire his replacement as the Wilson Elementary School principal. During the transition, James and Superintendent Crisp will work closely with the WES team to ensure they have the support and leadership needed during the transition. James will work on site at WES until a new principal is hired. Once the position is filled, James will work with the new principal as they get to know the students, families and staff to provide a smooth transition.

In his new role James will be responsible for overseeing the day to day operations of the educational components of the school district including working directly with all district principals and district leadership to implement the TCSD Strategic Plan. He will also focus on strengthening consistency across our K-12 educational system and ensuring that our priorities result in meaningful learning experiences for students.

In accepting the position, James stated, “I am honored to accept the position of Assistant Superintendent of Education at Teton County School District #1. After 15 years as a classroom teacher, I have had the privilege of serving students, families, and colleagues at all three levels of our district; high school, middle school, and elementary. These experiences have shaped my belief in the power of public education and strengthened my commitment to the students and community we serve. Public education is my passion, and I am excited to continue serving TCSD #1 in this new capacity. I look forward to supporting and celebrating the incredible educators across our district, building strong connections, and working collaboratively to foster growth and create meaningful opportunities for every student to experience success.”

Chairwoman Betsy Carlin expressed her appreciation to James, “James has served our district for many years with distinction, the Board and I agree that his experiences working across our district will provide the experience and expertise needed to support our administrators, teachers and other education staff to serve our students.”
Superintendent Scott Crisp commented, “Please join me in congratulating James on his new role. I appreciate the leadership James has provided at WES, CES, and JHMS during his tenure at each school and I am confident that his leadership will benefit students and educators throughout TCSD going forward.”