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

3 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
4 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!
7 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!
#EIS #DT2030
7 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
8 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

10 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
10 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
10 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 🦅
11 days ago, Katelyn Lima
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This week, we celebrate our Assistant Principals.

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11 days ago, Lauren Harwood
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This week is our Open House for Little Falcons PreK. Mark your calendars for April 8, 2026 - we look forward to seeing you at Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School - enter through Door 13 in the back of the building.

#WeAreDR #DT2030 #EIS

13 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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Today, we celebrate our librarians!

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13 days ago, Lauren Harwood
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Get your tickets! The DRRHS Theatre Company Presents Little Shop Of Horrors. See the flyer for dates, times, and ticket information. #WeAreDR
14 days ago, Michel D blackburn
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Earlier this week, Palmer River Elementary School proudly recognized several students nominated by staff as role models for March’s Monthly Mindset: Perseverance!

Each month, PRES staff nominate students who exemplify the featured mindset. Honorees receive an award and a token for “Inchy,” our book vending machine.

These students shine in the face of challenges. They work hard, give their best effort, and never give up. They are goal-oriented and are not afraid to make mistakes, showing us all what perseverance looks like in action.

We admire their determination and look forward to recognizing even more students next week!

14 days ago, Kristine Kefor
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Spring is in the Air at DR Carpentry!

As the weather warms up, students in the Dighton-Rehoboth CTE Carpentry Program are hard at work building beautiful Adirondack chairs! ☀️🪑

Throughout this project, students are applying essential woodworking skills while taking their craftsmanship to the next level by creating custom mouldings for various shop builds. This hands-on experience highlights the precision, creativity, and pride that define our program.

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030 #CTEWorks #DRCarpentry #CTE #SomethingForEveryone
16 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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Today we celebrate our paraprofessionals!

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16 days ago, Lauren Harwood
Paraprofessionals Appreciation

We look forward to welcoming families to our Little Falcons PreK Open House on April 8, 2026. Join us at Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School - enter through Door 13 in the back of the building.

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030

17 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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The journey to becoming a Dighton-Rehoboth graduate starts in PreK and grows stronger each year! Our Falcon represents the pride and spirit of #WeAreDR and the values in our Portrait of a Graduate. Now our students and our community are helping to choose a name that reflects all that our Falcon stands for.

Stay tuned to vote on your favorite Falcon name!

The winning classroom will be presented with a special prize that celebrates what it means to be part of Dighton-Rehoboth Regional Schools.

#WeAreDR #DT2030 #EIS
17 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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Students in the DES Drama Club are preparing for their exciting debut performance! Approximately 40 students in grades K–4 have been hard at work learning their lines, designing and creating props, and exploring the fundamentals of stage production as they get ready to present their upcoming show, The Paper Bag Princess.

This enriching opportunity was made possible through a generous Feinstein Grant and the dedication of our outstanding staff advisors—Ms. Farley, Ms. Rubano, and Ms. Nunes—who have guided students every step of the way. We are so proud of our young performers and can’t wait to see them shine on stage!

#WeAreDR #EIS #DR2030
18 days ago, Katelyn Lima
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Palmer River Elementary School third graders had an unforgettable visit this week with CBS Boston meteorologist Jacob Wycoff! Students went behind the scenes of TV weather, exploring how green screens and teleprompters work. They even learned expert tips about forecasting weather right here in our area. Sending a huge thank you to Jacob Wycoff for inspiring our young learners and bringing weather to life!

Be sure to tune in to WBZ Channel 4 this Saturday morning during the 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. broadcasts for a special shoutout on air!

21 days ago, Kristine Kefor
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