Please click Read More to read more information about the three finalists for the Superintendent position. Meet the candidates at the Superintendent Candidate Virtual Forum on Monday, March 8, 2021 on Zoom starting at 6pm.

This week our community continues to remain in yellow on the COVID-19 dial for our region. These fluctuations are the reason the district will not move on its Return to In-Person Learning Matrix until 14 days of steady community transmission rates, as well as personnel availability remains stable. For this week of February 22, 2021, seven (7) cohorts, six (6) at Durango High School and one (1) at Park Elementary, were put into quarantine.

Please click Read More to watch the videos, or read the script, with the latest updates and information from Superintendent Dan Snowberger.

Follow these easy steps to get your student ready for next school year. Registration is all online, including Open Enrollment for grades k-12.

On February 23, 2021, 9-R was notified by San Juan Basin Public Health (SJBPH) that two individuals at Durango High School tested positive for COVID-19, causing two cohorts to quarantine. The school and the district are working proactively with the SJBPH to make the appropriate notifications and next steps for those who may have been in close contact with this individual.

9-R Families, please click Read More to see a video from the 9-R Medical Director with updates around the district's COVID response and updates around vaccines, testing options and dial updates from our community.

On February 22, 2021, 9-R was notified by San Juan Basin Public Health (SJBPH) that an individual in a cohort at Durango High School is exhibiting severe symptoms COVID-19, causing the cohort to quarantine. The school and the district are working proactively with the SJBPH to make the appropriate notifications and next steps for those who may have been in close contact with this individual.