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.

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about 22 hours 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!

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1 day 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!

4 days ago, Kristine Kefor
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Raider Inclusion Week is winding down, and what a meaningful celebration it has been! This week truly highlighted the power of unity, acceptance, and school pride across our community. Each day provided a unique opportunity for students and staff to come together and show their support: Monday – Walk in Someone Else’s Shoes: Mismatched socks filled the halls as a reminder to embrace different perspectives. Tuesday – Shine Bright for Inclusion: Bright and neon colors lit up the building and our commitment to inclusion. Wednesday – Raider Pride for Inclusion: A sea of blue and white showcased our shared pride and sense of belonging. Thursday – Find a Friend, Be a Friend: Friends dressed alike to celebrate connection, kindness, and community. Tomorrow – Every Voice Matters: Students and staff are encouraged to wear something that represents who they are. In addition, Raiders Connections will host a movie night from 6:00–8:00 PM at BMS featuring Out of My Mind—a powerful story that reinforces the importance of inclusion and understanding.#Inclusion #RaidersConnections #WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030
5 days ago, Stephen Donovan
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There’s something for everyone at DRRHS! Check out highlights from the last few weeks...

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5 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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🎉Congratulations to Superintendent Bill Runey!

We are proud to share that Superintendent Bill Runey has been named one of Education Insider Magazine’s Top Fifteen School District Superintendents of 2026! This distinguished, national honor celebrates Mr. Runey’s leadership philosophy which is rooted in trust, connection, and purpose, and shaped by a lifelong commitment to service and education.

Under Bill’s leadership, the district continues DRiving Toward our 2030 strategic plan, expanding opportunities for students through strong academics, growing Career & Technical Education pathways, and a #WeAreDR culture that prioritizes relationships across our school community.
“This work is never about one person,” Runey said. “It’s about the incredible students, educators, and families who show up every day committed to learning and supporting one another.”

Education Insider’s Top 15 School District Superintendents of 2026 celebrates visionary leaders who are redefining excellence in education.

Read the full article here: https://www.educationinsidermagazine.com/cxoinsight/bill-runey-nwid-882.html

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5 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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🐧 DES Grade 4 JiJi Squad! 🐧

We are excited to share a special leadership opportunity happening at Dighton Elementary! Our 4th grade JiJi Squad is stepping up to support younger students during ST Math time.

These students have been carefully selected by their teachers and are ready to visit classrooms to help guide, encourage, and support their peers as they build math skills through ST Math.

This is a wonderful example of:
🤝 Peer mentorship
🌱 Student leadership
📚 Building confidence in math

We are so proud of our 4th graders for taking on this important role and supporting our school community!

💚💛 #WeAreDR #DT2030 #EIS
8 days ago, Katelyn Lima
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We are proud to highlight Dighton-Rehoboth alumna Heather Machie-Mello (Class of 2012), whose dedication to learning, leadership, and perseverance began during her time at DR and continues to guide her professional success today.

After graduating from Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School, Heather attended Curry College, where she graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She now works at Blue Cross Blue Shield as a Quality Analyst, where she manages the Provider Quality Incentive Program, helping to improve healthcare quality and provider performance.

While at DR, Heather was actively involved in school life. She was especially passionate about DECA, serving as president during her senior year, and also participated on the freshman basketball team and the varsity cheerleading squad.

Heather credits the teachers and the positive culture at Dighton-Rehoboth with helping to shape her work ethic and drive. She especially remembers:

  • Mr. Pacheco’s Psychology class

  • Mrs. Madsen’s Accounting classes

  • Mrs. Enos’ Trigonometry class

She shares that these teachers challenged her while also supporting her, helping her see that hard work in education leads to motivation and future success.

Heather offers this advice to current students:

"It sounds lame, but take school seriously. Take advantage of every opportunity that comes your way. Good or bad, win or lose, it will teach you so much about yourself and help guide you toward the path you should take. Mistakes are going to happen—your brain isn’t even fully developed until age 25! Embrace them and be kind to yourself. Never forget to give yourself grace. Work hard, stay focused—the world is truly yours."

Heather’s journey reflects the power of involvement, determination, and learning from every experience. We are proud to celebrate her accomplishments and the example she sets for current and future Falcons.


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Share your journey with us! Join our Alumni Connection today!

9 days ago, Lauren Harwood
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Beckwith Middle School competed in the annual Massasoit League Math Meet at Somerset High School on March 20th. Congratulations to Avery Ferreira, Julian Soares, Mackenzie Warren, Eliot Crowshaw, and Clive Tavares for participating in their first math meet. All five students gave their best effort as they competed both individually and as a team against six other schools.

A special congratulations goes to Julian Soares, who tied for 3rd place overall among all participants. Great work by everyone on a fun and competitive season!
11 days ago, Stephen Donovan
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The Rehoboth PTSA proudly recognized the incredible talent, creativity, and expression showcased in this year’s Reflections Arts Program! This year’s theme, “I Belong,” inspired students from Beckwith Middle School and Palmer River Elementary School to explore their identities, share their voices, and express what it means to be part of a community through the arts. Congratulations to all of the 2026 winners! #Reflections2026 #RehobothPTSA #IBelong #StudentArtists #WeAreDR
12 days ago, Stephen Donovan
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Join us tomorrow night to learn about the DRRHS Early College Program, which allows students to take college-level courses in high school through a supportive and integrated process. This program gives students a head start on their future at no cost to families.

- Earn transferable college credits
- Zero cost to families
- Real college experience with built-in academic supports
- Confidence and preparation for life after high school

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030 #EarlyCollege
13 days ago, Megan Smallidge
Early College Profile

Students in grade 8 at DMS worked in groups to investigate how the Earth's tilt affects the seasons. In their groups, students explored how the angle of sunlight and length of days change throughout the year as the Earth orbits the Sun. By collaborating and sharing evidence-based explanations, they built a stronger understanding of how Earth’s position and motion in space lead to seasonal patterns.

14 days ago, Cheryl Leandro, EdD
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This CTE Tuesday highlights open enrollment for our Little Falcons Preschool! We have openings for the 2026-2027 school year. Our program features a developmentally appropriate kindergarten readiness curriculum. Our Early Childhood Education high school students help teach Little Falcons while earning their certification, giving our program a 2 to 1 ratio.

We offer 2 sessions: AM and PM, Monday through Friday following the school calendar. Please call Tracy Dishon (508) 252-5025 extension 5604 for more information.

#WeAreDR #EIS #DT2030 #EarlyChildhoodEducation #Preschool #CTE
14 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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📚 Book Vending Machine Success at DES! 🦅

Our new Book Vending Machine has been a huge hit at DES! Today, SRO Bennett helped a student pick out a book after she was “Caught Doing Good.” Moments like these make celebrating positive choices even more special.

We love recognizing our Eagles for the great things they do every day. Keep up the amazing work!

🦅 Great job, Eagles!

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15 days ago, Katelyn Lima
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A reminder to mark your calendar for our Early College information session this week!

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16 days ago, Megan Smallidge
Early College Invite

Earning college credits (for free!) throughout your high school experience gives students a significant head start and financial savings! Join us in one week to learn about Dighton-Rehoboth's Early College pathway and our partnership with Bridgewater State University (facebook.com/BridgeStateU and @bridgestateu).

Families of Middle School through Grade 10 students are encouraged to join us! We can't wait to see you there!

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19 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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Kylie has been an exceptional leader and role model throughout her time at DR. She maintains a 3.7 GPA in honors-level courses while actively participating in numerous leadership, athletic, and career-technical opportunities.

Kylie is a dedicated three-year member of DECA and has served as the chapter President for the past two years. During her time in DECA, she has advanced to the State and International levels all three years. As a sophomore, she placed second at Districts and finished in the top five at the State competition, qualifying for the International Career Development Conference in Professional Selling. As a junior, she participated in a promotional campaign that earned her a spot in the DECA Leadership Academy. In her senior year, Kylie again placed second at Districts and contributed to the Innovations and Entrepreneurship campaign, helping her chapter once again qualify for Internationals.

Beyond the classroom, Kylie has served as an Athletics Department Intern for the past two years, assisting with media days, National Signing Day events, and social media outreach. She also participates in Cooperative Education through a local business where she gains hands-on experience in apparel and promotional design. Additionally, Kylie serves as Vice President of the GLAM Girl club, an organization dedicated to supporting young female athletes through community service.

Kylie balances her academic and leadership commitments while also holding a part-time job and competing as a member of both the volleyball and softball teams. After graduation, Kylie plans to attend Salem State University where she will study Business and continue her athletic career as a member of the softball team.

Kylie, along with her family, DR administration, and her Marketing and Entrepreneurship teacher are invited to MAVA's 40th Annual Student Awards Banquet, where outstanding CTE students will be recognized.

Congratulations Kylie! Your DR family is very proud of you!

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20 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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Join us to learn more about Dighton-Rehoboth’s Early College program, Thursday, March 19, 2026 from 6-7pm at the DRRHS Media Center.
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22 days ago, Megan Smallidge
Early College Invite
Thrilled to honor our February Student Athletes and looking forward to March...
28 days ago, Megan Smallidge
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Join us for Kindergarten Information Night on Thursday, March 12 at 6:00 PM at Palmer River Elementary School or Dighton Elementary School!

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28 days ago, Lauren Harwood
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