Family Engagement

Family Engagement at TCSD #1 is a collaborative and equitable partnership based on trust and respect among families, educators, and community partners to promote children’s learning, development and health from kindergarten through transition to college and career. 

Local Resources For Families

See below to access information about resources and programs for families

• Click here to access a full list of Community Resources on the Teton County Health Department website
• Click here to access the Expanded Learning Collective website - an incredible local resources that has a directory to youth programming
• Click here for a complete list of food resources

Parent Coaching

TCSD #1 families have free access to Parent Guidance.org by clicking on this link. In addition to free on-demand courses, families can sign up for individual Parent Coaching sessions on the following topics: 

1. Basic needs

2. Secure attachments

3. Attuning to Your Child

4. Emotional Development

Click here to get started with Parent Coaching

Collaborative Problem Solving for Caregivers 

TCSD#1 families have free access to the CPS for Caregivers course until August 2026. The course is self-paced and interactive, perfect for parents and caregivers looking to: 

1. Set clear, realistic expectations with their child through a proven, evidence-based approach

2. Solve problems and navigate difficult conversations in a way that feels collaborative and effective for both parents and children.

3. Strengthen communication and relationships, fostering trust and understanding.

4. Support children in building important future-ready skills that will benefit them in all areas of life. 

5. Reinforce and strengthen the strategies being implemented at TCSD#1, ensuring a consistent and unified experience for the child. 

Click this link or scan the QR code below to take the course in Spanish:

Click this link or scan the QR code below to take the course in English

TCSD #1 Family Advisory Council

In spring 2023 TCSD #1 gathered the first Family Advisory Council (FAC): 15 dedicated parents/guardians from 7 schools who represent diverse interests of families in our school district. They bring individual funds of knowledge and experiences to our collective efforts for effective collaboration between school, families and community resources for the well-being and academic success of all students.

The K-12 FAC meets quarterly with Principals to review Panorama Family-School Relationships data (administered annually in the spring to all TCSD #1 families) and develop action plans to increase family engagement.

Contact Piper Worthington if you have questions or are interested in learning more: pworthington@tcsd.org