School Safety

Durango School District security prepares for worst-case scenario

enforcement offers tips to first-responders

Re-1 upgrades school security

safety changes coming this year

Durango School District board members get early look at 2019-20 budget

$375,000 in spending needs to be cut

Schools in Southwest Colorado see changes driven by Columbine

Buildings and cultures adapt in Durango and Cortez

Durango school district gets $1.1 million for school safety

grant will help with staff training, security at buildings

Planning, preparation urged by school safety expert

‘Threat assessment, remediation and intervention work’

Durango School District gets $521,000 security grant

will go toward equipment and training

Durango School District explains notification effort after bomb threats

Initial message sent out around 3:30 p.m. Monday

Montezuma-Cortez school district is rebranding

also approves three capital projects during monthly meeting

New school year brings focus on security and safety

Students’ emotional, social needs a top priority

Suspect in threat to Montezuma-Cortez schools is identified

Dolores district cancels classes; Montezuma-Cortez resumes after lockout

Community explores safety at Durango High School

Additional security officers, closed campus discussed

Should Durango High School close its campus?

Parents, administrators search for ways to bolster school safety

Montezuma County residents march for gun control

Students, adults join March for Our Lives in Cortez

Montezuma County residents march for gun control

Students, adults join March for Our Lives in Cortez

Parents, school officials cross wires on school-safety meeting

Parents for Safer Schools may hold its own panel on issue

Durango High School students plan walkout to honor victims of Parkland shooting

administration allows use of football field

Durango schools begin community discussion about security

Helping kids with social, emotional needs seen as key

Some 9-R parents support student walkout to protest gun violence

‘Just because you lock a door doesn’t mean it’s safe’

Durango School District 9-R to hold safety discussion

Panel, open forum will begin at 6 p.m. Monday

School board considers upgrading bus garage

Officials consider building a new facility or remodeling current one

Anonymous hotline sees increase in calls from students

can report bullying, suicide threats to Safe2Tell Colorado

Photos: Bike rodeo offers students cycling tips

Durango Head Start preschool program to reopen

testing continues at Roberta Shirley Center