District News

Durango School District (DSD) is seeking interpreters to support our diverse student community and help bridge communication gaps at large school and district events during the 2025-26 school year.

If your student loses their ID badge or bus pass, don’t worry – getting a replacement is easy! Here’s what you need to know.

About 80 people attended the 3rd Annual Soul Food Dinner, a fundraiser hosted by Durango High School’s Black Student Alliance (BSA).

The world is evolving faster than ever, with groundbreaking technologies and ideas shaping the future. For K-12 students in Durango School District: Now, it’s your turn to be a part of that change! A Vision for the Future STEM Exhibition will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. April 5 at the Impact Career Innovation Center on the Durango High School campus. The event is open to the public.

Five young vocalists from Durango School District (DSD) joined 250 students from across the state at the Colorado Music Educators Association (CMEA) Elementary All-State Choir on Feb. 1, where they spent a day rehearsing and performing under the direction of renowned choral conductors and composers Victor C. Johnson and Susan Brumfield.

Durango School District (DSD) officially launched the 2024 Investing in Our Schools Bond with a high-energy event at Florida Mesa Elementary School (FMES) on Feb. 25, setting the stage for three years of transformative improvements across all of the district's schools.

What if students had a real say in how schools work? On Feb. 26, Durango School District (DSD) teamed up with World Savvy, a national nonprofit dedicated to making education more inclusive, student-centered, and future-ready. Together, the district and World Savvy hosted the Changemaker Hub, a hands-on event where students, educators, and community members came together to rethink how education can better serve young people.

The annual Family-School Relationship Survey is live until March 10. This important survey, facilitated by our District Accountability Advisory Committee, measures perceptions of your family’s school(s) in the areas of school climate, safety, student learning, student engagement, and sense of belonging.

Durango School District (DSD) is seeking interpreters to support our diverse student community and help bridge communication gaps at large school and district events during the 2025-26 school year.

We hope you will take time during the week of March 2-8 to celebrate National School Social Worker Week, a time during which we want to acknowledge and honor the incredible contributions of our school social workers.