Durango School District 9-R is Southwest Colorado's largest school district with about 5,000 students enrolled.
- Regular assessments demonstrate that Durango students consistently outperform students statewide on standardized tests in reading, writing, math, and science.
- Seven elementary schools teach children in kindergarten through fifth grade.
- Six of the seven schools offer a pre-school program.
- Three elementary schools are located within Durango city limits; the other four are located throughout western La Plata County.
- There are two middle schools in Durango, sixth through eighth grade.
- A comprehensive high school, also in Durango, grades 9-12.
- Student-to-teacher ratio district wide is 13-to-1, including regular classroom teachers, aides, and specialists.
- The average elementary class has 20 students.
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Durango School District 9-R- Public Schools |
Durango School District 9-R |
201 E 12th St. Durango, CO 81301
970.247.5411 |
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Bayfield School District |
Bayfield School District |
24 Clover Drive
Bayfield, CO 81122
970.884.2496 |
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Ignacio School District
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Ignacio School District 11 |
315 Ignacio St.
Ignacio, CO 81137
(970) 563-9434 |
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Colleges |
Fort Lewis College |
1000 Rim Drive Durango, CO 81301 (877)FLC-COLO |
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Pueblo community College
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701 Camino del Rio Durango
970 247-2929 |
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Private & Charter schools in Durango |
Durango Montessori |
1309 E 3rd Ave #6
970-769-3590 |
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Grace Prepatory Academy K-12 |
83 Davidson Creek Rd Durango
970-385-7544 |
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St. Columba Catholic School K-5 |
1801 E 2rd Ave Durango
970-247-5527 |
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Columbine Christian School K-8 |
1775 Florida Rd Durango
970-259-1189 |
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Colorado Timberline Academy
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35554 Highway 550
970 247-5898 |
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Animas High School
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3206 Main Avenue, Durango
970 247-2474 |
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Why we live and learn in Durango:
Ranked 3rd on the list of America’s Dreamtowns: Bizjournals.com. 2006
Voted Best Mountain Biking Town: Outside Magazine 2006
Named a Place to Live and Play: Adventure Magazine 2006
Ranked #1 Micropolitan Community: Colorado College Rocky Mountain Report |