Durango School District 9-R Celebrates Notable Success in 2024 TLCC Survey Results

The 2024 Teaching and Learning Conditions in Colorado (TLCC) survey was conducted by the Colorado Department of Education, in partnership with the Colorado Education Association and the Colorado Association of School Executives. It shows positive developments for the Durango School District 9-R. The survey, part of a statewide effort to improve educational environments, included responses from 431 staff members across various roles within the district.

The survey results are positive, especially in areas related to support and resources. Ninety-nine percent of respondents reported positive experiences with leadership support to staff, indicating effective leadership in the district. Additionally, 90% of building leaders are satisfied with the support they receive from the district, which is important for the effective operation and success of the schools.

Community engagement and involvement also received high marks, with an 86% positive response rate. This indicates that the district has successful strategies for involving families and the community in the educational process, crucial for creating an inclusive and supportive environment. The state of facilities and resources was also viewed positively by 85% of respondents, noting good student class sizes, instructional resources, and safety measures.

Some survey questions received unanimously positive responses, highlighting specific strengths in the district. For example, all respondents agreed that their school receives instructional resources comparable to others in the district, and that district leadership effectively involves principals in decision-making and problem-solving.

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