Lessons in Place

Ask every member of the Teton Science Schools’ Field Education team why they do what they do, and you’re likely to find yourself peering into a constellation of diverse personal motives. Many will share stories of childhood adventures in nature and their wish to share these experiences with another generation. …

Connecting Classrooms and Communities with New Technology

Teton Science Schools adoption of Learning relationship management technology enables place-based learning in communities across the country.

Teton Science Schools will be using the Motivis learning relationship management (LRM) platform to enable a new initiative: a program for students in grades 3-8 that blends an online learning experience with a place-based approach. …

Patrick Daley Joins TSS

Teton Science Schools recently hired Patrick Daley as the Vice President of Advancement. Patrick will be responsible for the Advancement Department. The Vice President of Advancement leads and is responsible for the strategy, structures, and execution of fundraising, …

A Change in Perspective

This past October, I had the pleasure of working with a group of 8th grade students from Berkeley Carroll, a school in Brooklyn, NY. As an environmental field educator in the Tetons, …

From the Silver Fridge: Hummus

Hummus is one of the more popular lunch items in the Teton Science Schools’ dining lodge, both in our lunch bar, where students pack their field lunches, and in the silver fridge, where staff memebers scrounge for leftovers and sandwich makings for the day. …

Celebrating the Creativity of Young Minds in the Tetons: Mixed Media

Editor’s Note: Teton Science Schools Field Education experiences cultivate the skills of young scientists, artists, and naturalists. This week on the TSS blog, we celebrate the creativity of our students in a series of five posts featuring student work in just as many media: writing, …

Celebrating the Creativity of Young Minds in the Tetons: Weaving

Editor’s Note: Teton Science Schools Field Education experiences cultivate the skills of young scientists, artists, and naturalists. This week on the TSS blog, we celebrate the creativity of our students in a series of five posts featuring student work in just as many media: writing, …