“My stone looks like the sunset,” Ava proclaims as she stares at the toddler-palm-sized piece of granite. The stone is streaked with pink cloud-like wisps, stratified in layers against a milky and vanilla lattice. The stone truly looked like the sunsets we all enjoy in the cool Teton
A collaborative effort among elementary faculty to establish a developmentally appropriate behavior and expectation system has resulted in the implementation of the Peso de Paz Incentive Program! Its goal is to provide motivation for students to follow the Journeys School
During the month of December, students in technology class will complete a unit on internet usage and safety. As use of the internet continues to increase, having the skills to use it efficiently and safely in the academic, professional, personal, and social arenas becomes ever
The 9th and 10th grade History and Current Issues classes joined 130 other students from around Wyoming and Idaho to participate in the 5th annual Teton County Model United Nations conference (TCMUN) hosted at Jackson Hole High School on November 16 and 17th, 2010.
The 4th Annual Bunnery Benefit, the State of the School Dinner, and the 7th Annual Amangani Evening and Auction— please mark your calendars for these three upcoming,
