Durango Connection

This week's Bravo! Award goes to Cat Burns, Speech Language Pathologist at Animas Valley Elementary (AVE) and Miller Middle School. She was nominated as an Empathetic Collaborator, Agile Thinker, and Confident Communicator by Melissa Kemp and Mandy Jones, Preschool Teachers at AVE.

This week's Bravo! Award goes to Mindi Kondrat, Administrative Assistant at The Hub. She was nominated as an Empathetic Collaborator by Julie McCue, 6-8 Teacher in the Therapeutic Expulsion Prevention Program at The Hub.

This week's Bravo! Award goes to Dylan Netter, English Language Development and Language Interventionist at Big Picture High School (BPHS). He was nominated as a Creative Problem-Solver by Allison Darrah, Advisor/Teacher at BPHS.

This week's Bravo! Award goes to Sallie Kautter, School Counselor at Needham Elementary School. She was nominated as a Creative Problem-Solver by Jesse Davis, School Counselor at Durango High School.

This week's Bravo! Award goes to Science Teacher Misty Smith and Intervention Teacher Kylie Rivera at Florida Mesa Elementary (FME). They were nominated as Empathetic Collaborators, Resilient Risk-Takers, Agile Thinkers, Creative Problem-Solvers, Confident Communicators, and Courageous Leaders by FME Second-Grade Teachers Kelly Duvall and Ameryn Maestas.

This week's Bravo! Award goes to Justin Rush, Custodian at the Impact Career Innovation Center. He was nominated as an Empathetic Collaborator, Resilient Risk-Taker, and Confident Communicator by Impact Facilitator/Audio Visual Technician Nathan Van Arsdale.

This week's Bravo! Award goes to Jim Creek, Bus Driver on Durango School District's FM2 route. He was nominated as an Empathetic Collaborator, Resilient Risk-Taker, Agile Thinker, Creative Problem-Solver, Confident Communicator, and Courageous Leader by Bus Driver April Jacot.

This week's Bravo! Award goes to Kira Cunningham, District Newcomer Specialist with Student Support Services (SSS). She was nominated as a Courageous Leader by Amber Connet, English Language Development Coordinator with SSS.

This week's Bravo! Award goes to Sarah Murphy, Special Education Paraeducator at Escalante Middle School. She was nominated as an Empathetic Collaborator and Resilient Risk-Taker by Tori Queen, Health Teacher and Assistant Girls Basketball Coach at Escalante.

This week's Bravo! Award goes to Rachel Boyle, First-Grade Teacher at Needham Elementary School. She was nominated as an Empathetic Collaborator by Rachel Tabor, Reading Interventionist at Needham.