Shared Schooling
Shared schooling is a unique program offered by the 9R School District that gives families another choice in educating their children. Shared schooling occurs when a child attends a district school part time and receives parental instruction at home part time. Shared school students attend school 90 hours a semester, which is the equivalent of six hours per week. Shared schooling is available at the elementary, middle and high school level. Shared schooling at Durango High School is known as ICP-Individualized Crediting Program. In trying to meet the educational needs of each child, our district has created a valuable choice for many families.
Staff Listing
| Name | Job Title | Ext. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Becky Wigton | bwigton@durango.k12.co.us | Shared Schooling Coordinator | 3618 |
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District at a Glance
- Students: approx 4,227
- Teachers: 333
- 12 Years Avg Experience
- 69% with Masters Degree
- Support Staff: 193
- Schools:
- 7 Elementary Schools
- 2 Middle Schools
- 1 High School
- Area Served: 1,039 sq miles
Our Mission
The mission of Durango School District 9-R, an innovative educational system committed to excellence, is to ensure each student develops the skills and attributes for lifelong learning and has the ability to compete and contribute in the global community, by guaranteeing equitable educational opportunities in a safe and healthy environment.
