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Mission Statement |
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We, the Durango High School community, will challenge ourselves in every aspect of school life through Dedication and Hard work to ensure future Success. |
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New leadership at Durango High School set the stage for strengthening school culture, instructional practices, and overall school pride and safety. Durango met state testing targets in 2010.- Durango met and exceeded state academic targets in reading on the high school proficiency exam in all but one subgroup.
- Durango reduced the non-proficient status in reading of its special education population by 38%.
- Durango met and exceeded state academic targets in math on the high school proficiency exam in all but three subgroups.
- Durango reduced non-proficient status in math of its Hispanic, Black, and Special Education populations by a minimum of 16%.
- Durango was awarded grant monies to provide additional mathematics course offerings to our non-proficient students.
- Durango received grant monies to provide after -school tutoring twice weekly for the entire school year to all students.
- Durango received grant monies to provide funding for teachers to conduct structured planning time and share best practice.
- Durango received grant monies to provide a three week summer session for limited English speakers.
- Durango staff, students, and parents participated in a complex year of self-study to maintain our NW Accreditation status.
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Goals and Objectives |
Goal 1
Students in the IEP and LEP subgroups will demonstrate a decrease in non-proficient status in math and reading.
Objective(s):
Students in the IEP and LEP subgroups will reduce non-proficient status by at least 10% in both mathematics and reading as measured by the 2011 High School Proficiency Exam (NHSPE).
Goal 2
Students in the Hispanic and Black subgroups will demonstrate a decrease in non-proficient status in mathematics.
Objective(s):
Students in the Hispanic and Black subgroups will reduce their non-proficient status by at least 10% in mathematics as measured by 2011 the Nevada High School Proficiency Exam (NHSPE).
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