“These are the boys of Pointe du Hoc. These are the men who took the cliffs. These are the champions who helped free a continent. These are the heroes who helped end a war.” — President Ronald Reagan, on the 40th Anniversary of D-Day. On the 80th Anniversary, remember & honor.
Memorial Day assemblies are always one of the most important events in our elementary schools. Through preparation and performance, our students acknowledge those who gave their lives for our liberty. In doing so, we reinforce patriotic respect for the flag and love of country.
Congratulations to the Class of 2024 Top 20, who will be representing DHS at the US Naval Academy, MA College of Pharm&Health, Tufts, Northeastern (2), UNH, UVM, Providence College, St. Anselm, Suffolk, UMass Amherst (2), UMass Lowell (5), UMass Boston, & Fitchburg State (2)
Congratulations to senior Janice Agyemang, who has been nominated for a TAMY Award in the Best Performace in a Supporting Role category! The TAMY Awards recognize exceptional accomplishments in the production and performance of musical theatre in area high schools. #MIDDIEPRIDE
Our School Lunch Heros: Students from across the district took time to recognize our fabulous Food Service Department today on School Lunch Hero Day. By the end of the school year, our talented ladies will have served 250,000 breakfasts and 400,000 lunches. #MIDDIEPRIDE
Is it that time again? The days are dwindling and preparations for the graduation of the Class of 2024 are accelerating...
2 HOUR DELAYED OPENING 4/4/24: Due to the weather overnight, the Dracut Public Schools will have a 2-hour delayed opening today, Thursday, April 4th. All preschool sessions are cancelled.
Dracut Public Schools named a Best Community for Music Education for the 6th consecutive year! Thank you to the @NAMMFoundation for once again recognizing the tremendous work of our music educators and the important role they play in the development of our students! #MIDDIEPRIDE
RMS teacher receives a Master in the Middle Award from the New England League of Middle Schools! Jessica. Mutnansky, in her 17th year teaching middle school students, was honored at the recent NELMS conference for her devotion and commitment. Congrats and thanks Mrs. Mutnansky!
We Play To Win! RMS students, in only their 1st full year of participation, took 1st place in the 13th Annual Tenacity Challenge this past weekend.
Josiah Owowoh (8th grade), Aylani Irizarry De Leon (8th grade), Agathar Nalubega (8th grade), Olivia Pareja (8th grade), and Rayna Gituku (8th grade) and Milani Almonte (7th), supported by faculty advisors Mses. Wright and Mutnansky, took on 13 teams of middle schoolers from Bedford, Newton, Concord, Sudbury, Wakefield, and Walpole.
The Middle School Tenacity Challenge, an annual academic competition for teams of 7th and 8th grade Latino(a) and African-American students, consists of four events (Leadership Action Project, Global Voice Literary Analysis, Math Quiz Bowl Challenge, and STEM Challenge) centered around the themes of leadership, empowerment, and tenacity. Through lengthy preparation and participation in the event, students build academic capacity, strengthen intellectual risk-taking, hone leadership skills through an action project, and develop enduring peer and faculty relationships.
Congratulations to our students and educators on a job well done! #RMSFLYERSPRIDE #MIDDIEPRIDE
Dracut High School Presents: Oklahoma! Rodgers & Hammerstein! The story! The music! An American Classic! Still as vibrant and endearing as when it first hit Broadway in 1943. Mark your calendars (April 4 & 5) and reserve your tickets now: www.showtix4u.com
GREENMONT DELAYED OPENING: Due to a power outage in the Greenmont area, the Greenmont Avenue Elementary School will have a 2-hour delayed opening today, Thursday, February 29th.
Dracut High is a beautiful facility, but there just wasn't enough MIDDIE PRIDE on display for our liking. With the help of student input, that has been addressed...
Happy Presidents' Day! Originally created to celebrate the Father of our Country (born on February 22, 1732), this great day was later expanded to include the other titan of American history, Abraham Lincoln (born on February 12, 1809).
NO SCHOOL, Friday, February 9, 2024: Due to a water main break on Lakeview Ave, all Dracut schools are closed today.
The February edition of the Dracut Public Schools Inside Scoop is now available: https://www.smore.com/fdwkb
Due to the overnight snow, the Dracut Public Schools will have a 2-HOUR DELAYED OPENING, today, Monday, January 29th. There will be NO preschool sessions today.
