The Girls Basketball Team lost a tough one to Somerset today. This was their last game. Great season!
When administrators, teachers, school counselors and other mental health professionals collaborate, our Dighton-Rehoboth students succeed! The DRRSD wants to take a moment to recognize our school counselors, clinicians, and all of our other professionals who contribute to our students’ success including the Speech and Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, Reading Specialists, and our Adapted Physical Education Instructors. Together, WeAreDR! Thank you for making such a positive impact on our students and school community!
Balloon experiment in STEM class!
This morning there was a presentation on bullying, cyberbullying, and digital citizenship by the Massachusetts Aggression Reduction Center.
It is National School Counselor Week. Thank you for all that you do!
The Boys Basketball Team lost a tough one to Bridgewater
The Girls Basketball Team lost a hard fought game to Bridgewater
Morning Breakfast in the Cafeteria. Doors open at 7:50.
Dighton-Rehoboth REC Night at DR!
Youth players are invited to come cheer on the Dighton-Rehoboth High School Falcons Basketball Teams!!
BOYS: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3RD AT 6:30PM
GIRLS: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH AT 6:30PM
ACE Program Cupcake Wars after school today
The Fire Safety Poster Contest is open to all students in Grades 6-8
arsonwatchrewardprogram.org/poster-contest/ma-contest-rules/
PE Class today
PTSA Ski Club at Wachusett Mountain
The Boys Basketball Team lost a hard fought game to Middleboro 31-20
The Girls Basketball Team lost a close game to Middleboro 20-17.
The results of the can drive are in and we will be donating 2,087 cans to the Rehoboth Food Pantry. Fifth grade collected the most cans and the following homerooms collected the most per grade level: Homerooms 108, 219, 214, 201. Great job by the Student Council and ACE Community Service Group for assisting with the Can Drive and a thank you for all who donated.
The Dighton Rehoboth Community extends its thoughts, prayers, and deepest sympathies to the Bristol Plymouth school community. There are few tragedies greater than a life taken too soon. Should any DR students or staff need support in the wake of this incident, please reach out to your Principal or Superintendent Runey.
The Can Drive finished today. We should have the results by Wednesday.
For the culminating activity for the novel they recently finished, the ELA students in room 101 created their own board games. These games represent the novel Fish In A tree by Lynda Mullaly Hunt.
Their game boards had to show an understanding of the book, and their games had to include a minimum of 20 comprehension questions about the novel. They also had to write their own instructions on how to play their board games.
Law Enforcement Appreciation Day! Thank you Rehoboth PD for all that you do!!!
