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As of Jul 14, 2026, the average yearly pay for teton science school in the United States is $48,391.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $38,500.00 and $52,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are Teton Science School educators?

Teton Science School educators are professionals who teach environmental science and outdoor education programs, primarily in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. They work with students of all ages to foster understanding of ecology, conservation, and place-based learning through hands-on experiences. These educators may lead field trips, design curriculum, and facilitate workshops to promote environmental stewardship and scientific inquiry. They are skilled in outdoor leadership, natural history, and experiential teaching methods.

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To thrive as an educator at Teton Science School, you need a background in environmental education, natural sciences, or a related field, often supported by teaching experience or relevant certifications. Familiarity with outdoor education tools, field research equipment, and educational technology platforms is typically required. Strong communication, leadership, and adaptability are essential soft skills to engage diverse learners and manage outdoor learning environments effectively. These skills ensure impactful, safe, and engaging educational experiences that foster environmental stewardship.

What types of interdisciplinary collaboration can staff expect at Teton Science School, and how does this enhance the educational experience?

At Teton Science School, staff members regularly collaborate across disciplines such as ecology, education, and community outreach. This interdisciplinary approach fosters innovative programming and helps team members learn from each other's expertise, creating a dynamic and supportive work environment. By working closely with colleagues from diverse backgrounds, staff can develop and deliver immersive, place-based learning experiences for students of all ages, enhancing both personal and professional growth.

What is the difference between Teton Science School vs Environmental Educator?

AspectTeton Science SchoolEnvironmental Educator
CredentialsTypically requires a degree in education, environmental science, or related field; certifications in outdoor education or first aid are commonOften requires a degree or background in environmental science, education, or related field; certifications like CPR/First Aid are frequently needed
Work EnvironmentOutdoor classrooms, field-based settings, residential programs, and community outreachSchools, nature centers, outdoor programs, and community events
Employer & IndustryNonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and environmental centers focused on conservation and educationSchools, nonprofits, government agencies, and environmental organizations

Both roles focus on outdoor and environmental education, often requiring similar credentials and working in outdoor or community settings. The main difference lies in Teton Science School being a specific organization offering comprehensive programs, while Environmental Educator is a broader job title used across various organizations.

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High School Head Nordic Skiing Coach

Teton County School District #1

Driggs, ID • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 6 days ago

Job description

Position Type:
Athletics/Activities/Coaching
Date Posted:
6/8/2026
Location:
TCSD Schools
Date Available:
November 2026
The High School Head Nordic Skiing Coach would be expected to be available from the beginning of the season, November 2026 thru February 2027.
Applicants must have or be able to obtain a Wyoming Coaching Permit with an endorsement in Skiing .(http://wyomingptsb.com/)
Coaching Requirements
1.PERMIT from the Professional Teaching Standards Board (PTSB):
You can apply for a head coach, assistant coach, or transitional coach.
View requirements for each coaching position here: http://wyomingptsb.com/coaching/coaching-endorsement-requirements/
Coaching Endorsements are offered in the following areas:
-Basketball -Football -Golf
-Gymnastics -Skiing -Soccer
-Swimming -Tennis -Track/Cross Country
-Volleyball -Wrestling -Softball
Per the Wyoming Professional Teaching Standards Board all paid coaches must have either a coaching endorsement (if you have a Wyoming Educator License) or a coaching permit (if you do not hold a Wyoming Educator License. Coaches must produce either a coaching endorsement or permit PRIOR to the season beginning. WS 21-7-303 Certificate or permit required.". . . no person shall teach or supervise in a public school in this state and receive compensation therefor out of any public fund who at the time of rendering such services is not a holder of or a candidate and qualified for a certificate or permit issued or to be issued under the laws of this state and the rules and regulations of the Wyoming PTSB pursuant to WS 21-2-802." If a permit is issued after the season, you may be eligible to receive compensation for the following coaching season, but not retroactively. If a permit is issued at any point during the season, you will receive prorated compensation depending on how much of the season was coached while properly permitted. Time spend coaching while unpermitted will be volunteered time.
2. Submit PTSB coaching Application:
Applications can be found here. It's vital you get this application mailed in PRIOR to season starting in order to be paid, reference statute above.
The application requires you to take U.S. and Wyoming Constitution Testing or you can submit college coursework that may meet this requirement.. College courses that would mean no testing would need to demonstrate knowledge of the U.S. Constitution and must cover U.S. History prior to 1865 and include the study of the Constitution. Political Science courses may be counted if the coursework included study of the Constitution. If there are questions about the content of the curriculum, PTSB may require an applicant to submit course descriptions. Graduates from a Wyoming Community College or the University of Wyoming have completed this coursework, however must have passed the course with a "C" or higher.
TCSD can proctor the exams by appointment only, when you're ready. Please email wyoptsb@wyo.gov, and be sure to include which exam(s) you will need to take in your email request to schedule an exam.
Study Guide for US Constitution found here
Study Guide for Wyoming Constitution found here
3.CPR Certification:
Coaches must also produce a current First Aid and CPR card prior to season beginning. CPR courses are offered by the district and you can contact Mike Hansen for any upcoming courses. Please Note: PTSB can not accept online courses for the 1st Aid/CPR requirement. The course must be HANDS-ON and conducted by a certified 1st Aid/CPR instructor (the American Heart Association's Heartsaver program will be accepted). Also, 1st Aid/CPR cards or certificates must be current and valid, and issued within the last three years.
Coursework from any of the following organizations/institutions will satisfy the 1st Aid/CPR requirement for Coaching:
  • College or University Coursework in 1st Aid/CPR
  • American Red Cross 1st Aid/CPR Course
  • American Heart Association 1st Aid/CPR Course
  • The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Sport 1st Aid Course
  • American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) Sport 1st Aid Course

4. Concussion/ and Bullying Certification:
These are free online courses offered through NFHS. To access them:
Click here to be directed to the CONCUSSION course. You will take the course and the exam at the end. Once complete you will receive a completion certificate that the district needs to have on file. You can email the certificate to hschon@tcsd.org
Click here to be directed to the BULLYING, HAZING, AND INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIORS COURSE. You will take the course and the exam at the end. Once complete you will receive a completion certificate that the district needs to have on file. You can email the certificate to hschon@tcsd.org
5.Fingerprinting
You will need to be fingerprinted for the state and the district. You will be required to do 4 fingerprint cards. 2 for PTSB and 2 for TCSD.
These can be done at any sheriff's office in the nation, fees vary by location, and are the responsibility of the applicant. Teton County requires an appointment. You can schedule one online at: http://www.tetonsheriff.org/?page_id=553
6. District Paperwork: We will supply you with required paperwork that will allow us to enter you into our software/payroll system.

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