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Safe and Secure Schools

WYOMING REPEAL OF GUN FREE ZONES
During the 2025 Legislative session, Wyoming lawmakers repealed gun free zones in most public facilities, including all public K-12 schools throughout the state.
In response and as required by state law, TCSD has established policies that outline how the district has adjusted our practices to be in compliance with this change. The applicable polices are:
KFB: Prohibition of Open Carry of Weapons on School Property (click here to view the policy)
KFC, Concealed Carry of Firearms (click here to view the policy)
GKA: Staff Authorized to Conceal Carry a Firearm (click here to view the policy)
Frequently Asked Questions

Information and Requirements for employees to request to conceal carry.
 

 

IN THE EVENT OF A CRISIS:
1.  Visit www.tcsd.org for emergency announcements.
2.  Only those persons identified on the "emergency card" may pick up a student (i.e. parents or adults whose names that have been listed as contacts in case of an emergency).
3.  Pick up students at school Student Release Area.  You will be notified of the locations via School Messenger.
4.  Students at all grade levels are to remain at school until parents or their designee arrives.
5.  Students are to remain in the bus if a crisis occurs during transportation time (i.e. a safe delivery site will be determined and parents notified).
6.  Plan ahead - discuss a family plan with your children.

It is advisable that all parents contact their school office to establish emergency contact information regarding your child prior to an emergency.

SCHOOL CLOSURE INFORMATION:

TCSD #1 PROTOCOLS FOR SCHOOL CLOSING OR DELAYED OPENING

Notification of school closings or delayed openings will be communicated via Swift Notification System, TCSD website, Facebook and local radio stations.

SCHOOL CLOSINGS

Due to severe weather and/or hazardous road conditions, schools may delay opening, release early or close for the entire day.  The decision is made district-wide and applies to all schools.  Outlying schools (Alta, Kelly, Moran or Wilson Elementary Schools) may be an exception due to their location and separate operations.

TEMPERATURE COLDER THAN -20 DEGREES

When temperatures reach -20oF at the transportation office, the Superintendent, the Transportation Director and other staff will confer on whether it is safe to open the schools.  When temperatures  reach -25oF school will likely be on a 2-hour delayed start.  Factors considered in making this decision include whether or not the buses will start and if any of the school systems are not working properly.  The final decision will be made by the Superintendent and communicated to families by 6:00am the morning of the school day in question. 

LATE ARRIVAL/2-HOUR DELAYED OPENING

Schools may delay opening by 2-hours due to a large amount of snow fall, black ice, or other severe conditions.  All busses will run on their regular schedule/stops 2 hours later than normal time.  All personnel will report 20 minutes before the delayed school day is scheduled to start.  All administration will report at their regularly schedule time.

 

Any family who feels it is unsafe for their student to attend school due to the weather conditions may contact their student's school to excuse them for the day or for a late arrival.

 

DISTRICT SAFETY & CRISIS TEAM CONTACTS:

District Office Charlotte Reynolds 307.732.9409
Jackson Hole High School Bennett Lieberman 307.732.3700
Summit Innovations School Pier Trudelle 307.733.9116
Jackson Hole Middle School Seth Fetters 307-733-4234
Colter Elementary School Carrie Varga 307.733.9651
Jackson Elementary School Tracy Poduska 307.733.5302
Wilson Elementary School James Howell 307.733.3077
Alta Elementary School Jenna Beck 307.353.2472
Kelly Elementary School Scott McDowell 307.733.5302
Moran Elementary School
Anitra Jensen  
307.733.5302
Munger Mountain Elementary School Dan Abraham 307.733.3020