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Weight report cards may not help students shed pounds

NEW YORK – When New York City public schools began giving students report cards on their weight a decade ago, officials hoped the information would help fight an obesity epidemic in the nati...

Recovery schools offer addicted teens chance to stay clean

Funding a challenge, but kids say removing temptation crucial

Education Briefs

Durango resident named to college’s dean’s list Zeta Hay of Durango was named to the second semester honors dean’s list at Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri. Students who at...

Emily Vierling to explore the sea on summer study

Animas High School student selected for prestigious fellowship

Tim Kroes retires after 25 years at Adaptive Sports Association

He has led the Durango Adaptive Sports Association through remodels, vehicle purchases and program expansions benefitting hundreds of participants, and now Tim Kroes is stepping down after 2...

GOP candidates differ over student testing in race for state board

Rankin, Stapleton aim to take on Democrat

Silverpeak Equestrian Team thrives in the Wild West

Horse tales vary from the speedy to the obstinate

9-R may alter graduation rules for current Durango High School students

Electives most likely area for first changes

What could Durangoans expect from school tax?

School board discusses language, purpose, timing for proposed ballot issue

Durango’s multitude of camps can combat ‘summer slide’

Reading, arts, science, more keep kids active, engaged

Education briefs

Riverview kids finish 5th at global contest A group of fifth-graders from Riverview Elementary School competed in the 2016 Destination Imagination Global Finals in May in Knoxville, Tennesse...

Districts block migrant kids from school

Education denied in violation of federal law