Recess at Beckwith! A couple of years ago, we made the switch to recess before lunch. Research supports this approach, and we’ve found it especially helpful in creating smoother transitions for students. #WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030
about 7 hours ago, Stephen Donovan
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Big news for Dighton-Rehoboth Regional Schools! 🎉

We’re proud to share that we have been awarded $1.5 million to expand Career & Technical Education opportunities for our students.

This investment will launch new Culinary Arts and Criminal Justice programs, providing students with hands-on experience, industry certifications, and real-world pathways to high-demand careers. Through strong partnerships with local colleges, employers, and workforce leaders, we’re igniting a future where every student is empowered with a clear path shaped for success.

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030 #CTE #CareerReady #FutureFocused
about 7 hours ago, Megan Smallidge
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Today, our Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School Early College students had an incredible opportunity to attend the StARS (Student Arts and Research Symposium) conference at Bridgewater State University.

Throughout the day, students engaged in presentations and lightning rounds while also interviewing undergraduate and graduate students about their research projects. This immersive experience gave our students a firsthand look at the rigor and depth of college-level work, as well as the wide range of academic pathways available to them.

What stood out most was the impression our students left! BSU professors specifically noted how thoughtful, engaged, and professional our students were through their questions and overall comportment. A true reflection of what it means to be a Falcon!

Experiences like this embody our commitment to Empower, Ignite, and Shape the future of our students through meaningful, real-world learning opportunities.

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030 #SomethingforEveryone
1 day ago, Megan Smallidge
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Our fifth graders at Dighton Middle School teamed up with partners to take on an engaging science escape room challenge. This interactive activity wove together a variety of concepts they’ve explored throughout the year, giving students a fun and meaningful way to revisit key concepts. It was an exciting opportunity to reinforce their knowledge and build confidence as they prepare for the upcoming Grade 5 Science MCAS assessment. #WeAreDR, #DT2030, #EIS

2 days ago, Cheryl Leandro, EdD
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Today, we celebrate our school bus drivers!

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030
2 days ago, Lauren Harwood
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Dighton Elementary School students have truly enjoyed the new ACE program offerings this year, which have created additional opportunities for students to connect, explore interests, and build skills beyond the traditional school day. One popular club has been Fitness is Fun with Ms. Corvi, where students engage in healthy, active experiences while having fun with their peers.

This opportunity aligns directly with our strategic plan by supporting the development of the whole child through wellness, engagement, and positive school experiences. Programs like ACE help foster a strong sense of belonging, encourage healthy habits, and provide enriching activities that strengthen students socially, emotionally, and physically. Through offerings like Fitness is Fun, we continue to create an environment where students are excited to learn, grow, and thrive.
#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030

3 days ago, Katelyn Lima
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Today, we celebrate our Administrative Professionals!

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030
8 days ago, Lauren Harwood
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The seventh graders at DMS finished up their electricity unit last week. For their culminating project, students had to design an athletic shoe that has electrical components that enhance athletic performance. Students had to create a design, label, and product description. #WeAreDR, #DT2030, #EIS
9 days ago, Cheryl Leandro, EdD
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We love seeing the connections being built in our school community! 💚💛

SRO Bennett has truly enjoyed being part of our morning announcements, and last week she made a special visit to Mrs. Waddicor’s fourth grade class and students were so excited to have her join them!

You can often find SRO Bennett spending time with students during lunches and recess, building positive relationships and being a familiar, friendly presence throughout the building.

This is a wonderful example of community involvement in our schools and the strong partnership we share with the Dighton Police Department. #WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030
10 days ago, Katelyn Lima
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From the first freshman class at DR in 1960 to an award-winning novelist, Bruce DeSilva’s journey began with inspiring teachers who sparked a lifelong curiosity. His career in investigative journalism took him from The Providence Journal to The Associated Press—and ultimately to writing fiction, where his debut novel won the Edgar Award. Once a Falcon, always a Falcon. Read his full story here!

#WeAreDR #DRAlumni #EIS #DT2030

Join our Alumni Connection and share your story!

11 days ago, Lauren Harwood
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The sixth graders at Dighton Middle School were actively engaged in applying their understanding of sound waves by designing and constructing their own instruments. Through this hands-on activity, students demonstrated how waves exhibit repeating patterns characterized by specific amplitude, frequency, and wave length, and explored the relationship between a wave’s amplitude and its energy (Standard 6.MS-PS4-1). #WeAreDR #DT2030 #EIS

16 days ago, Cheryl Leandro, EdD
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Superintendent Runey visited Mrs. Grillo’s class after hearing about their incredible bracelet initiative, with proceeds supporting a DES student facing hardship. He stopped by to share how impressed he was with their efforts and how their work connects to the district’s Portrait of a Graduate, especially the Collaborator, Communicator, and Future-Ready pillars.

During his visit, he also took the opportunity to teach students about ROI and installment plans, even placing a special order of his own! 💚💛

Thank you, Superintendent Runey, for always making the time to visit and for showing our students what it truly means to be #WeAreDR.
#EIS #DT2030
17 days ago, Katelyn Lima
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Recess isn’t just a break. It might actually be the best part of the school day!

Every day, kids head outside and just get to be kids. They run around, make up games, solve little playground problems, and laugh with friends. When they come back inside, they’re happier, more focused, and ready to learn. The American Academy of Pediatrics even calls recess a crucial part of child development, and research continues to show it has only positive benefits, from improving focus and memory to reducing disruptive behavior, strengthening social skills, and helping kids stay active and healthy. Fresh air, sunshine, and a little freedom go a long way.

Daily recess means happier kids, better learning, and a whole lot more joy. See for yourself!
20 days ago, Kristine Kefor
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Tomorrow is the last day to vote on a name for our Falcon mascot! Scan the QR code and choose from the top 5 names submitted by our elementary and middle school students. Pick a name that best represents our #WeAreDR spirit!
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21 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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Some exciting highlights this week at DRRHS:

- Vote on a name for our new Falcon mascot! Join us by scanning the QR code and choose from the top 5 names submitted by our elementary and middle school students. Pick a name that best represents the #WeAreDR spirit!

- Don’t miss the DRRHS Theatre Company’s production of Little Shop of Horrors! Scan the QR code for tickets.

- Learn more about our nationally recognized theatre program in the article, “Little Women, Little Shop, Big Reputation: The DRRHS Theatre Company,” featured in our school newspaper, The Falcon Flyer: @drrhsfalconflyer facebook.com/DRRHSFalconFlyer, https://drfalconflyer.com.

There truly is #SomethingforEveryone at DRRHS!

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030 #SomethingforEveryone @drrhsfalconflyer
22 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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Our DMS eighth graders are diving into the U.S. Constitution, exploring the rights and responsibilities that shape our democracy. Proud of their hard work and curiosity as they bring history to life. #EIS, #WeAreDR, DT2030

23 days ago, Cheryl Leandro, EdD
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Tomorrow is our Little Falcons PreK Open House! Join us at Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School - enter through Door 13 in the back of the building. We can't wait to meet you and your little one!

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030
24 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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Thank you to all our elementary and middle school students who sent in creative name ideas for our Falcon mascot.

Scan the QR code to vote from the five finalist entries!

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030
24 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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Our DES students are turning creativity into kindness! 💚💛

Mrs. Grillo’s Grade 4 class has been hard at work creating beautiful rainbow loom bracelets as part of their “Crafts for a Cause” project. Students are taking orders from DES and school staff, designing custom bracelets (up to 4 colors!) and learning valuable skills in teamwork, organization, and entrepreneurship along the way.

Even more special, all proceeds will go toward funding a scholarship opportunity for a DES student who would like to participate in the A.C.E. Program but may face financial hardship. ❤️

We are so proud of our students for using their talents to give back and support one another. Thank you to everyone who has already placed an order and supported this meaningful cause!

#EIS #DR2030 #WeAreDR 🦅
24 days ago, Katelyn Lima
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This week, we celebrate our Assistant Principals.

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24 days ago, Lauren Harwood
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