Welcome to Durand CUSD 322

Durand CUSD 322 is a preschool through 12th-grade public school district located in northern Illinois, serving approximately 560 students. With a 14-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio, our district provides personalized attention in a supportive, community-focused environment. Durand invests $10,168 per student annually, and our experienced faculty averages 14 years in education, with 65% holding master’s degrees. Our commitment to student success is reflected in a 97% graduation rate, and 94% of freshmen remaining on track to graduate in four years. Beyond the classroom, students have access to a wide range of athletic, academic, and extracurricular opportunities. Conveniently located just 20 miles from Rockford, Freeport, Beloit, and Monroe, Durand combines small-school advantages with strong academic outcomes.

Durand Schools

About Durand CUSD 322

  • Durand CUSD 322 is a PK-12 district located in northern Illinois.
  • With a total enrollment of 560 students, Durand offers a student-to-teacher ratio of 14:1.
  • Durand CUSD 322 spends $10,168 educationally per student annually.
  • Durand teachers average 14 years of experience, and 65% of our teachers have master's degrees.
  • Durand CUSD 322 has a 97% graduation rate.
  • 94% of freshmen are on track to graduate in four years.
  • Durand Schools offer a variety of extracurricular activities in sports, clubs, and academics.
  • Durand is located in northern Illinois, just 20 miles from Rockford, Freeport, Beloit, and Monroe.
Durand Bulldogs

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School Information

    Mission Statement

    In partnership with students, family, and community, we will provide the highest quality of education and diverse opportunities to inspire all to reach their full potential.

    District Vision

    Our vision is to provide all students with nothing less than a pathway of educational excellence.

    Core Beliefs

    We Believe:

    • In providing a safe, positive environment for all people.
    • In providing an education that prepares students to be responsible, productive, and cooperative citizens.
    • That learning is a lifelong journey that prepares students for the next levels of life.
    • The success and pride of our schools depend upon a partnership among parents, the community, the Board, and the staff.
    • In striving to be the best well-rounded school in academics and extra-curricular activities, while maintaining fiscal responsibility.
    • In developing and promoting integrity and character in each individual in a positive way.
    School Fight Song

    We're loyal to you, Durand High! We're loyal to you, Durand High! We'll beg you to stand against the best in the land, For we know you can stand, Durand High

    We're all in the fight, Durand High So show them your might, Durand High Our team is our fame protector, On team, for we expect a victory from you Durand High

    Chee-cha-cha-ha-ha! Win Bulldogs, win! Chee-cha-cha-ha-ha! Win Bulldogs, win! Durand High, Durand High, Durand High!

    We've got the dear old flag or white and blue, We've got our sons and daughters fighting for you Like men of olden giants….placing reliance, Shouting defiance – ON YOU BULLDOGS!

    Amid the broad green plains that nourish our land For honest labor and for learning we stand And unto thee we pledge our heart and hands Dear Alma Mater, Durand High!

    2025/2026 Registration Fees

    Registration Fees:

    • Preschool/Early Childhood - $25.00
    • Elementary School (K-6) - $45.00
    • Junior High School (7-8) - $60.00
    • High School (9-12) - $75.00

    Additional Fees:

    • Driver's Education - $130.00
    • CareerTEC - Varies

    Optional Fees:

    • 2025/2026 High School Yearbook - $40.00
    • Chromebook Insurance (Full Year, Per Student) - $30.00
    • Chromebook Insurance (Semester/Half of Year, Per Student) - $15.00
    Parents' Right to Know

    This is to inform you that you have the right to request information regarding the professional qualifications of any teacher who is instructing your child. You may request information regarding the following:

    • Whether or not the teacher has met state certification requirements;
    • Whether or not the teacher is teaching under emergency or provisional status;
    • The bachelor's degree major of the teacher, any other certifications or degrees held by the teacher, and the subject areas of the certification or degrees; and
    • Whether your child is provided services by teacher aides/paraprofessionals and, if so, their qualifications.

    Please direct your request for information to the District Office; you will receive a response to your request for information within 10 business days.