Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight at Green and Gold Night.
There is something for everyone! #WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030

about 8 hours ago, Michel D blackburn
Green and Gold Night Flyer

Dighton-Rehoboth Middle School/High School Crossover Opportunity Through New Algebra Program:

Tomorrow, October 30, Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School (DRRHS) will open its doors to all Dighton-Rehoboth families for Green & Gold Night — a chance to meet teachers, leaders, students, and coaches, and see for themselves the wide variety of opportunities that prove "there’s something for everyone” at DRRHS.

There are some middle school students, however, who are already getting a sneak peek into the DRRHS student experience.This year, the middle and high schools are piloting a program that invites eighth-grade students in advanced math to attend Honors Algebra 1 classes at the high school, earning high school Algebra credits.

“This is a wonderful example of what we mean when we say We Are DR,” said Superintendent Bill Runey. “Our staff saw an opportunity to give students a head start, collaborated across schools, and created an experience that’s both rigorous and welcoming. Strengthening the connection between middle and high school is a key part of our ongoing focus on student retention and engagement — we want every eighth grader to feel excited and confident about continuing their journey right here at DRRHS. It’s that sense of unity and purpose that makes Dighton-Rehoboth such a special place to learn.”

Read more here: https://www.drregional.org/article/2504296

1 day ago, Megan Smallidge
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G&G Flier
Join us Thursday, October 30 at DRRHS!
8 days ago, Megan Smallidge
Green&Gold
G&GFlier
It's National School Bus Safety Week!
10 days ago, Lauren Harwood
National School Bus Safety Week

Recently, Superintendent Bill Runey sat down with Dighton Board of Selectmen Chairman, Peter Caron, to talk about the future of Dighton-Rehoboth — from new school projects and teacher support to technology and safety upgrades.

View short clips and the full interview at the link below and scan the QR code to view our DRiving Toward 2030 Strategic Plan.

https://www.drregional.org/page/selectmens-report-2025
#WeAreDR #DT2030 #EIS

19 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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Selectmen's Report - 2025
Happy National Coaches Day!
24 days ago, Lauren Harwood
National Coaches Day
Today we celebrate our wonderful custodians & maintenance staff!
28 days ago, Lauren Harwood
National Custodian's Day
This month, we celebrate our school principals!
29 days ago, Lauren Harwood
National School Principal's Month
Today we celebrate our IT Professionals!
about 1 month ago, Lauren Harwood
IT Professionals Day
Are you someone who feels empowered, to ignite curiosity in students, and help them shape their future? The Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School is looking for Paraprofessionals to join their team! Follow the link ( bit.ly/45YDPmc) and apply now. #WeAreDR
about 2 months ago, Michel D blackburn
HS Paraprofessional job posting

Which school will show the most #WeAreDR spirit? Don't forget to wear your green and gold this Friday (9/12)!
#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030

about 2 months ago, Megan Smallidge
BecauseKids

Are you someone who feels empowered, to ignite curiosity in students, and help them shape their future? The Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School is looking for Paraprofessionals to join their team! Follow the link ( bit.ly/45YDPmc) and apply now. #WeAreDR

about 2 months ago, Michel D blackburn
HS Paraprofessional job posting
On Friday, September 12th, we are encouraging all students to wear Green and Gold. Staff are encouraged to wear their "Because Kids" shirts or Green and Gold. Let's show off our #WeAreDR Spirit! #EIS #DT2030
about 2 months ago, Megan Smallidge
BecauseKids
Today we celebrate National Arts in Education
about 2 months ago, Lauren Harwood
National Arts in Education
Happy First Day of School! We hope you have an amazing year!
about 2 months ago, Lauren Harwood
Welcome Back to School
Wishing you a safe and fun Labor Day!
about 2 months ago, Lauren Harwood
Happy Labor Day
🚀 Big news for Falcon Nation! Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School is teaming up with Roger Williams University’s Extension School (@rwuext) to launch an Early College math program starting in 2025–2026!

This exciting opportunity gives our juniors and seniors the chance to:
✅ Take a college-level pre-calculus course right here at DRRHS
✅ Earn both high school AND RWU college credits (4 credits!) if they score a B or higher
✅ Build confidence, remove barriers, and get a head start on their college journey
This partnership is all about empowering our educators, igniting student learning, and shaping bright futures—directly aligned with our DRiving Toward 2030 vision. With a curriculum designed by RWU faculty and taught by DRRHS staff, students will experience the rigor of college while still surrounded by the support of their high school community.

💡 Programs like this set DRRHS apart and prove once again: when opportunity knocks, Falcons soar.

#WeAreDR #DT2030 #EIS
about 2 months ago, Megan Smallidge
Early College
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Turning Vision Into Action: Podcast Features Dighton-Rehoboth Regional School District Superintendent Bill Runey joined Tomoclub Podcast (@tomoclub_edu) to share how Dighton-Rehoboth Regional School District turns vision into action. From implementing the DRiving Toward 2030 strategic plan, to boosting enrollment against national trends, Bill shares strategies for balancing budgets, building community trust, fostering teacher-led professional development, and integrating AI in K–12 education. Learn how industry partnerships, innovative CTE programs, and collaborative leadership are shaping the future of public education in Massachusetts and listen or watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqgUKdV3_7M #WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030 #Education #StrategicPlanning #SchoolLeadership #Innovation #CTE
2 months ago, Megan Smallidge
Podcast Features Dighton-Rehoboth Shares About Turning Vision Into Action

Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School Celebrates Top U.S. News & World Report Ranking

Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School (DRRHS) is proud to announce that it has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top high schools in the nation, ranking #3,494 out of nearly 25,000 public high schools. This places DRRHS in the top 15% of high schools nationwide, and 120th within Massachusetts—a remarkable achievement that reflects the commitment and excellence of students, staff, families, and the entire school community.

Superintendent Bill Runey emphasized the broader meaning of the ranking, noting, “This national recognition is a reflection of the incredible opportunities available to our students at Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School. From rigorous academics and Career and Technical Education programs to championship athletics, award-winning arts, nationally recognized theatre, and inclusionary activities, DRRHS is a place where every student can thrive. Being ranked among the top 15% of high schools nationwide validates the hard work of our staff and students, and it reinforces our district’s vision to Empower, Ignite, and Shape. Together... We Are DR.”

U.S. News & World Report evaluates schools using a comprehensive, data-driven approach. Rankings are based on six key measures of school quality: College Readiness, College Curriculum Breadth, State Assessment Proficiency, State Assessment Performance, Graduation Rate, and Performance Among Underserved Students. Principal Dustin Demers explained how these strengths come to life daily: “What makes DRRHS truly special is the balance we strike between academic rigor and the wide range of experiences we offer our students. Our CTE programs give students real-world skills, our athletic teams compete at championship levels, our Theatre Company has earned national recognition, and our arts programs put students in the spotlight across the state. Just as importantly, our commitment to inclusivity through Best Buddies, Unified Athletics, and Special Olympics ensures that every student is valued.

Rankings like this highlight the outstanding work that happens here every day. There is something for everyone at DRRHS.” Demers added, “I would be remiss if I did not celebrate all of our tremendous faculty and staff who make this achievement possible with the great work they do every day. They embody the #WeAreDR spirit.”

Highlights that set DRRHS apart include:

  • Career & Technical Education (CTE) Programs: Pathways such as Engineering, Automotive Technology, Marketing, and Early Childhood Education provide hands-on learning.

  • Championship-Level Athletics: Falcon athletes compete with pride and success, earning league and state titles.

  • Nationally Recognized Theatre Company: DRRHS theatre students earn acclaim across New England, showcasing creativity and collaboration.

  • Inclusionary Programs: Best Buddies, Unified Athletics, and Special Olympics ensure every student has a place to belong and excel.

  • Visual & Performing Arts: From music ensembles achieving state-level recognition to award-winning visual artists, students thrive in creative expression.

Together, these strengths embody the district’s DRiving Toward 2030 vision to Empower staff, Ignite curiosity and learning, and Shape the future.

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030

2 months ago, Megan Smallidge
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Graduation
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Happy 4th of July!
4 months ago, Lauren Harwood
4th of July