TETON COUNTY DISTRICT

Headquartered at 481 North Main Street in Driggs, Idaho, Teton County District is an active, traditional public school district serving a rural remote region within the broader Jackson, WY-ID metropolitan area. Operating seven operational schools across a unified system, the district delivers complete educational programming from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The district currently serves a total student body of 1,962 learners, comprising 1,017 male and 945 female students. Reflecting the demographic landscape of the local community, the student enrollment includes 1,296 White students, 631 Hispanic students, 28 students identifying with two or more races, four American Indian students, two Asian students, and one Pacific Islander student.

To support its academic programs and student services, Teton County District employs a total full-time equivalent (FTE) workforce of 422.82 staff members. This dedicated team consists of 245.28 FTE teachers, 20.60 FTE instructional aides, and 156.94 FTE support staff, ensuring robust instructional and operational coverage across all facilities. Enrollment is well-distributed throughout all grade levels, encompassing 25 pre-kindergarteners, 116 kindergarteners, 1,178 elementary and middle school students in grades 1 through 8, and 643 high school students in grades 9 through 12. Operating as a non-charter district independent of supervisory unions, Teton County District serves as a primary educational anchor for families located in Congressional District 1602 and State Legislative District 35.