Programs That Remove Barriers to Learning for Students

Feeding the Whole Program is a partnership between the Education Foundation of Jackson Hole and TCSD#1, which ensures that every child has access to nutritious and affordable meals at school.  The Feeding the Whole Program provides free meals and school lunch debt assistance to students in need. 

TCSD#1 counseling staff may apply for this program on behalf of any student.

Jean Coldsmith was a dedicated champion for all students, particularly those who experienced trauma, loss, or other significant challenges in their lives. Established in her memory, the Jean Coldsmith Mental Health Program provides vital mental health services to TCSD#1 students who might otherwise be unable to access the care they need.

The program funds up to 10 counseling sessions with community mental health providers for eligible students.

Who Can Apply?

TCSD#1 social workers and counseling staff may submit an application on behalf of a student in need of mental health support.

Eligibility and Application Process

This application is intended for students without health insurance and who lack the financial resources to access mental health services.

Due to funding constraints, applications for this program have been suspended.

Straighten Up Program will pay for orthodontic braces which are medically necessary for a child who would not otherwise have access to treatment. To be eligible the student must meet the following criteria: be age 11-18; have a record of good oral hygiene, including documentation of regular dentist visits and cleanings; provide a Dental Referral Form from a licensed dentist; and must agree to attend all scheduled appointments, follow the orthodontist's instructions for care of teeth and braces, and complete all required follow-up care.

The application should be completed by a TCSD#1 staff member who is recommending the student.

Love Your Teeth Program provides free preventative dental screenings and follow-up dental care for any TCSD#1 student who would not otherwise have access to treatment. To be eligible the student must agree to attend all scheduled appointments, follow the dentist's instructions, and complete all required follow-up care.

This application should be completed by the school nurse or other TCSD#1 staff member who is recommending the student.

Funds for this program help TCSD#1 students participate in after-school activities they otherwise may not be able to afford. Funds may be used for equipment, uniforms, travel, dues, or registration fees. The maximum award is $200 per student, per activity.

Funding is available only to TCSD#1 students participating in TCSD#1 sponsored after-school activities. Applications must be submitted by the coach, instructor, or chaperone responsible for the activity.

This program offers basic resources including clothing, winter wear (big 5), and hygiene kits for students who cannot afford these items. TCSD#1 staff can apply on behalf of any TCSD#1 student.

All applications will be sent to the counseling staff for approval. When an application is approved, the requested items will be delivered to support staff who can then pass them along to the student.

Casey Boyle was a dedicated educator and coach for the Jackson Hole High School Swimming and Diving Team in Teton County, WY. His daughter, Shea, created this award to honor Casey's legacy. The scholarship supports students with a passion for water sports and aims to provide both opportunities and financial support for students to attend summer swimming or diving camps.

High school students across the state of Wyoming may apply for this scholarship.

The application period is open January 1, 2026 at 12 PM to March 31, 2026 5PM.