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For middle and high school students. Durham Public Schools will continue to bring the power of possibilities home when we expand our student assignment plan to middle and high school students, beginning in 2025-26. Click Here to Learn More About the 2025-2026 Secondary Student Assignment Plan.
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Durham's public schools are nearly as diverse as our 300,000+ residents. The school system offers a wealth of options for students and families; we have something for every kind of learner. Durham Public Schools offers traditional schools, magnet programs, year round calendar schools and small specialty high schools.
Durham Public Schools will continue to bring the power of possibilities home when we expand our student assignment plan to middle and high school students, beginning in 2025-26. The Power of Possibilities. Discover.
View Vacancies. Durham Public Schools (DPS) serves as the catalyst for preparing tomorrow's leaders and innovators for success in a global economy. It is our responsibility to ensure Durham's future by acknowledging where we are and committing to fulfill every student's potential.
Welcome to the 2024-2025 School Year! We look forward to our students' first day of school as we begin a new school year! In this guide, you’ll find information and resources to ensure a successful start for your child.
Career Opportunities. The State of North Carolina requires that all public school educators hold a license for the subject or grade level they teach. Licensed employees must meet both state and federal licensing requirements in order to be employed.
Durham Public Schools is a Pre-K -12 school system and preschool builds the foundation for our learners. Parents are their child’s first teacher. Respecting families and building positive partnerships are critical.
The DPS Office of Student Assignment can provide you with your student's base school assignment determined by your domicile (where you currently live) in Durham, outline the registration process and assist you with questions about magnet schools, walk zones, and other common topics.
The Durham Public Schools Board of Education consists of seven non-partisan members. One member is elected at-large, four are elected from specific districts, and two are elected from consolidated districts.