How does the DAAC improve student achievement?
Submitted by bschoff on Mon, 12/21/2009 - 3:29pm
The DAAC is responsible for reporting to the Board of Education, parents, teachers, administrators, and the public on how well 9-R schools perform at helping students acquire the skills and knowledge outlined in the district’s Ends Policies. Through its annual review and publication of school and district accountability reports, the DAAC ensures that:
- Individual school learning goals for students are aligned with district, state, and federal academic standards
- School action plans and resources are used to support those goals
- Assessments results are used to modify teaching strategies, curriculum, and other educational programs to improve student achievement
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.
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