City school hubUnited States/Colorado/Durango/Schools

Durango Schools, Rankings, And Local Context

Durango school hub with sortable rankings, score-driven screening, and tract-linked context on housing, crime, and neighborhood conditions.

Schools tracked
12
12 match the current filters in Durango.
Districts represented
3
Districts represented in the current city-school footprint.
Academic coverage
11
Local schools with at least one current subject score.
Average score
55/100
Durango average across the current balanced school score.
School rankings

Top schools in this hub

The static hub keeps the core ranking cacheable; filters remain available in the full application render when needed.

#SchoolScore
1 Mountain Middle School
Middle · Durango
79
2 The Juniper School
Elementary · Durango
69
3 Riverview Elementary School
Elementary · Durango
64
4 Durango High School
High · Durango
63
5 Park Elementary School
Elementary · Durango
62
6 Needham Elementary School
Elementary · Durango
58
7 Animas Valley Elementary School
Elementary · Durango
55
8 Miller Middle School
Middle · Durango
49
9 Escalante Middle School
Middle · Durango
48
10 Southwest Colorado eSchool
High · Durango
45
11 Florida Mesa Elementary School
Elementary · Durango
41
12 Durango Big Picture High School
High · Durango
28
Research notes

How to read this school hub

School context

Durango at a glance

Durango currently has 12 public schools in the current public school list, with an average TractSignal school score around 55/100. This page helps separate schools that are standing out academically from those that are standing out mainly because of local place pressures.

School context

How to use the city hub

Use the city hub as the local sorting surface, then open individual school pages for the full chart stack, benchmark tables, and tract-linked context. The school pages are where the local neighborhood and ZIP picture becomes much clearer.

School context

Why the local context matters

Durango school pages do not stop at school-level history. They tie each school back to nearby housing cost, home-price context, violent crime, and development activity so the school read sits inside the surrounding place.