Empowers parents, educators, and donors with actionable insights to help shape a brighter future for Teton County’s youth— explore the data and join us in making a difference.

The Youth Education Dashboard is a data tool collaboratively created by community invested partners and supported by the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole and the Expanded Learning Collective. This shared data tool will help inform and guide future educational support for Teton County.

Jackson Elementary School Venture Lab. Photo Courtesy of TCSD #1.

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In-School

Out-of-School

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Overview

The out-of-school time portion of the Education Dashboard is a project in partnership with the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole and the Expanded Learning Collective

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Interactive Youth Education Data

Use the interactive charts below to explore participant enrollment and program opportunities data in Teton County, WY. Use the toggles to look at out of school time data and compare across metrics. Much of the data comes from a 2024 survey of the Expanded Learning Collective member organizations. There were 17 survey responses. All terms will be defined in the Glossary. Use the embedded toggle for Spanish-language access to this important tool. This data is most easily accessible in desktop format.

In-School Time

The below data represents the unique individuals fulfilling their requirement for in-school time. In understanding this data and who is showing up we can learn how to create enrichment activities that complement and support academic learning.

2024-2025 Teton County, WY K-12 School Snapshot

Sources: Teton County School District #1, Fall 2024 Data Snapshot; Admissions Offices for Jackson Hole Classical Academy, Jackson Hole Community School, and Mountain Academy

Out-of-School Time

The purpose of Out-of-School Time is to provide opportunities for caregivers, children and organizations that maintain growth and support for all involved.

The Expanded Learning Collective is connecting the Out-of-School opportunities together in one place and dashboard to demonstrate this community level collaboration.

Jackson Hole Middle School Soccer, 2024. Photo Courtesy of TCSD #1.

This out-of-school time data comes from a 2024 survey of the Expanded Learning Collective member organizations. There were 18 survey responses.

Out-of-School Scholarship highlights in 2023-2024:

History Jackson Hole summer camp participants, 2024. Photo Courtesy of History Jackson Hole.

Community Experience:

Photos included in the gallery are courtesy of Astoria Park Conservancy, Jackson Hole Writers, Teton Music School, TCSD #1, Teton County Parks and Recreation, and Teton Science Schools.

The programs at TLC are accessible, free, and engaging. The lottery process relieves stress as a parent and allows me to sign up and apply on my schedule. Not in the middle of work or during a stressful time.

The TLC staff build relationships by getting to know each student and family - They support the entire family. You give us confidence and we feel safe with you and the most important thing is that the children feel safe and like TLC.

-TLC Parent

[YES Scholarships offered through One22 Resource Center are] extremely important for families in our community. Helps make these awesome camps etc more accessible and equitable.

Solo quiero agradecer...Por el Apoyo de tantos niños y niñas por hacer realidad su sueño

I just want to thank you for For the support of so many boys and girls for making their dream come true

-One22 YES Scholarship Recipient Parent

TCSD Teacher

“TLC does a wonderful job of helping students succeed, thus instilling confidence in their abilities. It takes a village to help students reach their potential, TLC is an important piece to that puzzle, helping students academically, social/emotionally, and even behaviorally. Our relationship also allows parents to see their kids through multiple perspectives.”

Photo courtesy of Teton Literacy Center.

Community Members Making a Difference

There are many organizations and community members doing this important work in our community (see Partner Page). Below are the stories of five community members who are engaged in education work at Coombs Outdoors.

  • MAGGIE GOODMAN, Coombs Outdoors Volunteer

    I volunteer with Coombs because honestly it’s just fun. Whether it’s skiing groomers or exploring the trees, I love getting to ski with local kids that are just stoked. Added bonus, middle school kids are always down for a french fry break at Casper.

  • IVÁN JIMÉNEZ, Coombs Outdoors Volunteer

    I love volunteering for Coombs because it's an opportunity to create the outdoor world I didn't have growing up. Skiing, mountain biking, and climbing with other Latinos creates a community where we can all access these essential forms of joy. Reducing these barriers will be a life-long journey, and I am grateful Coombs Outdoors is dedicated to doing so.

  • BRIANA OLIVARES RODRIGUEZ, Coombs Outdoors Volunteer

    I volunteer with Coombs Outdoors because I think it's the best organization in town. Every year, there are improvements to the way the program is run and the activities offered. Through different trainings on equity and inclusion, Coombs has definitely made me a better teacher. I love meeting participants who later become my students or getting to ski with former students. This organization makes me feel more connected to the Jackson Hole community and I think both volunteers and participants greatly benefit from being part of this program. Many students of mine have articulated that trips or experiences with Coombs have been formative experiences in their lives.

  • TIM SMITH, Coombs Outdoors Volunteer

    I volunteer with Coombs because I think it matters. Getting outside with your peers improves your problem solving, physical/mental health, social skills, the list goes on and on. None of us would be recreating in the valley if it weren’t for folks supporting us along the way. Whether it’s your parents who were former ski racers themselves, or just another kid on the slope figuring it out too. If I can be that support for someone else, then I’m doin’ something right.

  • MICHELE WOLFF, Coombs Outdoors Volunteer

    I volunteer with Combs Outdoors because I’ve seen how powerful outdoor experiences can be for kids. After working in outdoor recreation, I know how nature builds confidence, connection, and community. Volunteering here allows me to help create those moments for local youth—giving them the opportunity to explore, grow, and discover their potential in ways they might not otherwise have access to.

Teton County, WY Education In the News

Colter Elementary School Harvest & Eat. Photo Courtesy of TCSD #1.

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Beta Version Feedback

You are viewing a beta version of the Teton Community Wellbeing Dashboard. Many focus areas are currently under construction and others will be developed in the near future. Regardless of where they are in their development, each of the focus area dashboards are engaging in cycles of continuous improvement.  


You are our community. Help us make this better! Each user brings a unique perspective to the dashboard. We value your participation  and invite you to provide feedback on your user experience.