Where Everyone Belongs program connects seasoned eighth graders with sixth grade newbies to ensure all students feel welcome
More positive trends seen locally, but numbers on the whole ‘moving in the wrong direction,’ says state Department of Education official
About 800 freshmen settle into dorm life
‘It keeps children from catching and spreading diseases,’ Durango School District spokeswoman says
Newly instated leadership and staff, construction and improvements, amended programs in the making across the area
Minister, church members say partnership a model for more community action
Studying abroad and leading Native advocacy at Duke, Amanda Henderson says Ignacio remained her compass all along
Middle and high school scores fall short; ‘testing fatigue’ may be at play
Construction crews are close to wrapping up work on the Miller Middle School Phase 2 construction project that includes a new track, football field and dedicated drop-off zone for buses…
School wants to work with local partners to improve hybrid learning and technical training
Nonprofit poised to lose 40% of its funding after passage of federal budget bill
Tom Burris says claims made against him were ‘revenge or politics’
Navajo Nation President declares a state of emergency and enacts Stage 2 fire restrictions
So far, no school district has lost money because of policies protecting transgender students
International students might not be able to travel for upcoming school year
Agreement outlines 2% pay raise, paid days off
Lodgers tax revenues, county collaboration discussed
Mediation begins Monday as educators seek cost-of-living adjustments
Netta Johnson and her fellow Durango High School seniors get high-fives from Escalante Middle School teachers, students and staff on Wednesday during Walk Stars. Graduating seniors visited middle and elementary…
Nine students walk across the stage Thursday at Rotary Park
Districts are evaluated on 14 key performance indicators, including graduation rates, timely evaluations and inclusive education
This accreditation reflects the center’s dedication to early learning
The 4-H program is proud to recognize four outstanding youths who have been awarded this year’s 4-H scholarships. These young leaders have demonstrated hard work, dedication and a commitment to…
Heather Shotton to take over July 1 as first Indigenous president of FLC
Greetings, stargazers. Federal grant cutting is finally hitting close to home. These grants have supported Fort Lewis College student activities for at least all of this century. Unfortunately, a National…
After 10 hours of bargaining with district administrators, sides are a ways from agreement
Keynote author: ‘What you really belong to is what you devote your time to’
San Juan College student claims grand prize
Candidates bring decades of education experience, close ties to La Plata County
Program relies on $120 million in federal funding annually
