The Teton County Wyoming Board of Education has approved the school district Smart Start plan for reopening schools in the fall, noting that there will continue to be updates and refinements as the pandemic situation changes. It was noted during their Wednesday night meeting that the district, in accordance with state guidance, is preparing for a September 1st reopening of schools for face to face learning. The planned reopening may have to change at any point prior to September 1st due to unanticipated conditions or changes. For those interested in opting for remote or virtual learning, a request form will be sent in the coming days.
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