The girls Rehoboth Youth Basketball Clinic schedule for this Saturday (11/12) is cancelled. The floors at the High School are being re-done. We are working on rescheduling for a later date TBD.
What a spectacular day for our DReam Seminars! Staff and administrators either led or participated in workshops prepared by DR staff for DR staff! Lot’s of learning and growth today. #weareDR #DReamSeminars
The Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School Unified Basketball Team played their final home game tonight against Somerset-Berkley Regional. It was a close and exciting game ending with a shot being scored right at the buzzer! In addition, tonight was Senior Night. We invited the families of our seniors to come and celebrate the final home game with us. Players were greeted by their families on the half-court line and were presented with a small gift.
Congratulations to players on both teams! It has been an incredible season! #WeareDR
The Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School Best Buddies Chapter held their first event, a Halloween Party. Students and staff dressed in costumes, enjoyed snacks, games and socializing. Any students interested in joining the Best Buddies should contact Mrs. Landry.
The next scheduled event is a Cookie Exchange Party which will be in November.
October is National Principals Month. We know the principalship is one of the critical roles in making our schools the best that they can be. In appreciation of our DR team, we will post one profile per day, per building this week! If you happen to see a principal, please thank them! Together, we are DR!
A tree down on Summer St. in Rehoboth has the road closed temporarily. Bloom Bus is aware but we will experience delays. Stay tuned and be safe. #WeAreDR
Congratulations to the DR Marching Band who excelled at another competition last night! DR won three divisional awards: Best music, Best visual and Best Overall Effect. This was at Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School. #WeAreDR
Recently, the Dighton-Rehoboth Pop Warner teams joined hands with the Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School Falcons at their Friday night game. This is an ongoing tradition called Pop Warner Night that is a blast for all who are involved. To change things up a bit and add even more excitement for the younger Falcon cheerleaders, the DRRHS cheerleaders created a two day fundraiser out of the event.
Thank you to all the participants!!
We Are DR!
We are launching “Alerts” in Apptegy tomorrow. Families & staff should check today’s DR Dispatch email.
Yesterday was an incredible day of learning and growth for our talented staff!! Thank you to our guest speaker Jessica Minahan for enhancing our toolkits as educators! In addition, our local law enforcement partnered with the building administration to review our safety protocols. #WeAreDR #growthmindset
Shout out to the DRRHS marching band for their outstanding performance at the NESBA showcase this weekend! #WeAreDR 💚💛
D-R Falcons Basketball
Fundraiser Night
Tuesday
October 4, 2022
20% of your order will be donated to DR Hoopsters
Dine in, Takeout, and giftcard purchases ALL DAY/NIGHT
We need you!! The Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School field hockey program and soccer program are holding fundraisers this Saturday and Sunday respectively at the Brilliant Dahlia Flower Farm in Rehoboth. Come on out to support your teams!! We Are DR!!
We need you!! The Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School field hockey program and soccer program are holding fundraisers this Saturday and Sunday respectively at the Brilliant Dahlia Flower Farm in Rehoboth. Come on out to support your teams!! We Are DR!!
First home Cross County meet in 5 years! Go DR! #WeAreDR
District launches We Are DRiven to Serve Community Service Campaign
The Dighton Rehoboth Regional School District lives by the mantra that We Are DR and the Superintendent wants to take that mindset out into both DR communities. To accomplish this, he is launching the “We Are DRiven to Serve“ initiative where clubs, teams, and other student organizations will be recognized for their service to the residents of either Dighton or Rehoboth.
“These two towns have supported our students and staff financially for so many years that it is time for us to pay it forward and give back to our residents,” Superintendent Bill Runey stated. “Community service is a win/win situation. Our students will benefit just as much as the people who are the recipients of their service. The world needs more kindness, and it’s a great life lesson for students of any age.” Runey said that the service can take many forms. “Depending on the age group, there are many creative ways to serve those in need in our community. Elementary students might choose to make holiday cards for Dighton’s Council on Aging. Middle school students might arrange a food drive to benefit the Rehoboth Food Pantry. High school students might volunteer for a beautification project in town. A sports team might host a clinic for a youth league. The possibilities are endless, and the payoff is priceless.”
Throughout the year, the groups who demonstrate a high level of commitment to service will be recognized as the Community Service Champions and will be presented with the “DR 10 Pounds of Gold” championship (pictured).
Student organizations can complete the form linked below to be considered. There also must be an accompanying cover letter. A sample cover letter is linked in the application.
Community members seeking to receive service should contact Michele D. Blackburn, mdblackburn@drregional.org. Not all requests will be honored, but we will do our best.
https://forms.gle/nfMygAJtYBDjLbNZ6
On this 21st anniversary of 9/11/2001, we want to share the Superintendent’s reflection from Friday night’s game. #NeverForget #WeAreDR ❤️🤍💙 🇺🇸
Please support our Music, Football, and Cheer programs at their mattress fundraiser on Sunday. See the flyer for more details. #WeAreDR 💚💛
Great day kicking off our outstanding Mentoring Program. This program is led by the district coordinators, Amanda Ferreira, Ann Siachos, Alaina St. Germain and Arlene Parella. They put so much time and effort to make sure today was successful. Also, thank you to all the mentors who came out to support their protégées and enjoy a delicious lunch catered by Whitsons. Thank you, team! The excitement in this room was palpable and We Are DR and we are ready for day 1.
Welcome to the 2022-2023 School Year!
Dear Students and Families:
Summer is winding down and we are looking forward to welcoming Falcons back to the nest. For some, this is the beginning of your high school career; for others, it's the final chapter. Wherever you are on your journey, it's an emotional roller coaster! One minute, school can't start soon enough; the next, you're wondering how you are going to be anywhere by 7:17 AM, let alone alert and ready to learn! One thing is for sure, though, September 7th is coming and we are here to help you make this year your best yet! Read on for all you need to know to get off to a great start.
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