District News

Florida Mesa Elementary School will welcome a new leader this fall: Andrea Guttormson, who brings a strong background in special education, mental health, and early literacy to her new role as principal.

Durango School District has been recognized by the Colorado Department of Education (CDE) as a statewide model for how schools can better support students with disabilities.

How can old library books be upcycled? Make artsy bookmarks and pretty origami lanterns for string lights. How about old T-shirts? Turn them inside-out for a no-sew reusable shopping bag.

Join us for Project Wild, a student-led community event, on Thursday, May 9, at 6 p.m. at the Impact Career Innovation Center (2410 Main Ave.).

The SOIL Outdoor Learning Lab has several exciting opportunities this month to dig in, learn, and connect with nature. All are welcome.

If your student plans to ride the bus this fall, here's what you need to know.

Did you know? Zero percent of the 2024 Investing in Our Schools Bond can be used for staff salaries.

We want to make families aware of a dangerous social media trend encouraging students to damage or even set fire to their school-issued Chromebooks.

Durango School District 9-R will honor the Class of 2025 with two upcoming graduation ceremonies for Big Picture High School (BPHS) and Durango High School (DHS). Families, friends, and community members are invited to celebrate these momentous milestones.

Fashions sparkled, computer code dazzled, and prototypes glowed – but the real showstopper was the student energy lighting up every room. On May 1, Durango School District’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) program hosted the 2024/25 CTE Capstone Showcase at the Impact Career Innovation Center.