Durango School District 9-R announces a hiring bonus for newly hired staff who begin an Educational Support Professional, Student Service Provider, Licensed Staff, Administrator, or Managerial Technical position with us in the time frame of January 1, 2023 to March 17, 2023.

In Durango High School’s Spanish 3 and French 3 classes, students have been studying Mental and Social Health, including factors that affect the mental and social health of students, and what students can do to have more positive mental health and live more balanced lives.

Durango School District’s English language learner (ELL) high school students scored high on the Colorado Department of Education’s (CDE) ACCESS for ELLs English language proficiency assessment. The results from last school year’s testing, released this fall, show that Durango School District elementary and high school students did well in their language acquisition growth compared to ELL students across the state.

The Durango School District is hiring bus drivers.
We offer competitive salary & benefits package, and a great retirement system.

Durango High School students want to talk trash; but instead of negative insults, they’re working to create positive change.

The week after the district’s Thanksgiving Break, Nov. 28 to Dec. 2, the DHS Green Team will be leading a week of action focusing on waste management in the school and community.

We are in the process of updating Durango School District 9-R's websites, which includes the district site and each school-specific site. We need your input!

Halloween is just around the corner, and soon many schools throughout the district will be hosting activities, costume parades, and extracurricular events.

Fall festivals are often organized by the school’s PTO and many are fundraisers that support staff, students, and the schools.

Gardens have inspired artists for centuries. Now it’s time for students to inspire the community with their creativity. We’re inviting all Durango School District 9-R students to submit a piece of artwork for the first annual SOIL Art Contest.

The DHS yearbook, the Toltec, is created with love each year by students, for students. Buying a copy of the Toltec is a great way to remember your time as a Demon for years to come. Students may not realize the true value until they open it 5, 10, or 20 years later. Don’t miss out!

Check back here throughout the year, as well as on the morning announcements and in the weekly senior email blast, for news and updates.

Local residents and Durango High School supporters have a reason to cheer this October: The DHS Homecoming Parade is back after an 9-year hiatus.
Once again, there will be floats, a fire engine, the DHS band and more along Main Avenue on Thursday, Oct. 6, at 5:30 p.m.