Teton Science School
Fifth graders from Edith Bowen have been attending Teton Science School since the spring of 1990--a tradition that spans three decades and is an integral part of the Edith Bowen Laboratory School experience. Teton Science School engages students in real field-based science, fosters relationships, builds community, and provides leadership skills for our students--all of which pay dividends both in the classroom and life. Our fourth grade overnighter to Swanson's North Fork Environmental Center each spring helps prepare students and parents for the Teton Science School. And the Teton Science School expereince helps prepare students for the sixth grade five-day San Juan River/Canyon Country Discovery Center experience."Children should be inventors of their own theories, critics of others' ideas, analyzers of evidence, and makers of their own personal marks on this most complex world." - Deborah Miller, legendary inner-city principal
Students travel to Teton Science School on USU mini buses. The first group departs Sunday at noon and returns to EBLS Wednesday evening about 5 PM. The second group departs on Wednesday morning at 7 AM and returns to EBLS by about 4 PM on Saturday afternoon.
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Important Information
2018 Schedule & Photo Updates |
KSL News story on EBLS at Teton Science School Highs: Mid 40's. Lows: Low 20's |
Archives
- 2017 Mrs. Farmer's Class Photos
- 2017 Mrs. Stewart's Class Photos
- 2016 Mrs. Farmer's Photos
- 2016 Mrs. K's Class Photos
 Photo: Eric Newell |
 Photo: Eric Newell |
 Photo: Eric Newell |
 Photo: Eric Newell |
 Photo: Eric Newell |
 Photo: Eric Newell |