The Durango School District is holding a Job Fair on Thursday, Oct. 5, from 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. at the District Administration Building, 201 E 12th St., Durango.

The Durango School District Board Of Education held its Regular Meeting on Sept. 25. Please click headline to view recap.

At the Sept. 25, School Board Regular meeting, Jacobs Bond Project Manager, Devon Merriman, presented a quarterly update of the Bond construction projects.

As a commitment to the district’s sustainability goals, we’re launching a new program to promote and implement the Durango School District’s sustainability plan. Staff and students are invited to join a Green Team in each school.

This year, 203 students turned in completed Summer Bridge books, including all of the district’s seven elementary schools and two middle schools. The Summer Bridge program combines free activity books with checkpoints, events, and prizes to continue learning over the summer and be ready for the next grade level. The program is made possible by "Bridge the Gap" funding from Durango Education Foundation.

September 30th marks the 1 year anniversary of the groundbreaking for Phase 1 of the SOIL Outdoor Learning Lab.  A lot can change in a year!
Where a vacant lot sat 12 months ago, there are now 90 garden beds and a welcoming gathering space that is already providing community engagement, educational and economic opportunity, multigenerational collaboration, cultural and ecological stewardship, and healthy living practices for our community.

On Sept. 20, students at Durango High School got a glimpse into the real world of work in a new Career Speaker Series. Student organizers plan to host a speaker at DHS on the third Wednesday of the month throughout the school year.
To kick off the series, nationally known speaker Daniel Seddiqui spoke to about 60 DHS students in the auditorium. His talk was on “50 Jobs in 50 States” – an expedition he created through struggles to land a job after college.

After more than a year of construction, planting, and patience, the Community Gardens at the SOIL Outdoor Learning Lab are lush and thriving. The corn is taller than a person, and pumpkins are the size of bicycle wheels. It’s time to throw open the gate for a public garden party.
On Saturday, Sept. 30, the public is invited to celebrate at a Community Grand Opening Party from 4 to 6 p.m.

The Durango School District Board of Education held a Work Session on Sept 12. Please click headlie to view recap.

Durango School District's SOIL Outdoor Learning Lab is hosting the 2nd Annual Art Contest. This year's theme is "How can a garden change the world?" Submission deadline for artwork is Sept. 29, 2023.