Students Top In State For Math
The annual math competition among 11th & 12th grade Wyoming students is over and several Jackson students have risen to the top of the competitors. … Continue Reading
The annual math competition among 11th & 12th grade Wyoming students is over and several Jackson students have risen to the top of the competitors. … Continue Reading
Wyoming Governor Matt Mead yesterday released the results from a recent survey titled “Our Children and the Outdoors: Wyoming 2010” confirming that outdoor activities are important to the physical and mental well-being of children. The survey was sponsored by … Continue Reading
Jackson Hole High School’s robotics team has returned from international competition in St. Louis, Missouri over the past four days – perhaps not in the winner’s circle, but with rich experiences to reflect upon. Team Advisor Gary Duquette says the team’s robot … Continue Reading
The Republican Central Committee meeting and leadership elections are over and the party leaders have returned home. Wyoming’s Republicans, meeting in Jackson over the weekend, elected former Albany County Party Chair Tammy Hooper as the state party’s new chairperson. Hooper won that post … Continue Reading
A program founded in 1989 to inspire young people’s interest and participation in science and technology has caught the fancy of 18 students at Jackson Hole High School – so much so that … Continue Reading
Jackson Hole High School Orchestra swept three 1st place finishes for their large ensembles they also brought back 10 superior ratings for their solo and small ensemble performances at the South West District Festival last week. Among those bringing back first place were … Continue Reading
Students from the five area high schools and home programs gathered in the Jackson Hole High School auditorium Thursday as area philanthropists handed out hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarships for post-secondary education. Be the end of the evening, … Continue Reading
Leah Schwartz of Jackson became one of two recipients of the University of Wyoming College of Law’s inaugural Judge Clarence A. Brimmer Scholarship this week. Schwartz and Stephanie Holguin of Riverton were the recipients of the new program that provides … Continue Reading
Jackson Hole High School has received national certification for the “Project Lead the Way” program that it has been offering since 2008. “Project Lead the Way” is a non-profit organization and the nation’s leading provider of science, technology, engineering, and math education that offers … Continue Reading
Jackson Hole High School robotics team came away from a recent regional competition in Salt Lake City with a variety of awards – including the chance to participate in national championships in St. Louis. In one competition last weekend, students participated in … Continue Reading