Diploma signing day! Only 28 school days left for the Class of 2025...
🚨 The Dracut Public Schools Community Survey is LIVE!
We’re inviting 9th & 10th grade students, parents of students in grades 3–5, and prospective Kindergarten parents to take a quick, anonymous survey that helps us better understand your experiences and what matters most to you.
📝 Takes just 5–10 minutes
📩 Check your inbox for a unique link
💻 Works on any device — phone, tablet, or computer
Help The Dracut Public Schools continue to grow and improve — take the survey today!
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📣 Your Voice Matters to The Dracut Public Schools
We’re launching an important survey to hear directly from you. Whether you're a 9th or 10th grade student, a prospective Kindergarten parent, or a parent of a child in grades 3–8, your experiences and opinions matter.
🧠 Why? Because your feedback helps us understand what’s working and where we can grow.
📆 The survey launches April 14 — quick, anonymous, and accessible from your phone, tablet, or computer.
#DracutPublicSchools #YourVoiceMatters #DPSCommunitySurvey
DHS Theater Arts Presents: The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Based on the novel by Victor Hugo & with music from the Disney animated film, be sure not to miss out! April 11 (7PM) & 12 (12PM & 5PM). For more information and a link to purchase tickets: https://5il.co/3cbgn
The latest edition of the Dracut Public Schools Inside Scoop is now available: https://secure.smore.com/n/mh19s
Discover Dracut's elementary schools: See and hear from our students and teachers to learn about our student-centered, engaging, and dynamic learning environments for our youngest students. Discover the Dracut Difference: https://youtu.be/rseKWudQfAU
Discover Richardson Middle School: This installment of our Discover the Dracut Difference series provides an intimate look inside RMS. See and hear from students and teachers about our student-centered middle school: https://youtu.be/NF0P6RAKbUw
Discover Dracut High: See and hear from students and teachers about the real Dracut High School through "The Middie Way" installment of our Discover the Dracut Difference series: https://youtu.be/kGJIwMcz5gE
The February edition of Dracut Public Schools Inside Scopp is now available: https://secure.smore.com/n/qbwa2
SCHOOLS CLOSED Thursday, February 6th. Due to the uncertainty of road conditions later today, the Dracut Public Schools will be closed today.
The January edition of the Dracut Public Schools Inside Scoop newsletter is now available: https://secure.smore.com/n/9c6ae
I had the pleasure of watching our talented students perform Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet this past Saturday evening. It was great to see students stretch and tackle a difficult production. Excellent job all around. #MIDDIEPRIDE
Wishing a Happy & Peaceful Thanksgiving to All! For more insights on the comings and goings in our schools, please see the latest edition of the DPS Inside Scoop: https://secure.smore.com/n/p3x0n
Farm to Table: Our dedicated and talented Food Service Department, under the leadeship of Nathan Langevin, is providing freshly prepared and cooked meals using locally sourced produce. Another example of the district's committment to the community. #MIDDIEPRIDE @farmerdavesCSA
The 12th Annual Staff Halloween Costume Contest is in the books. Judges assessed creativity, attention to detail, theme execution, costumes, & connection to students. This year's winning team is the Greenmont Avenue Elementary School. Esprit de corps on display from all.
School Resource Officer Cotnoir getting into the festive recognition of Halloween today at the Richardson Middle School by allowing himself to be mummified. It's all about the development of positive relationships... @DracutMAPD @MJPOA @NASRO_Info
The October edition of the DPS Inside Scoop is now available. Please see and read highlights from across the district: https://secure.smore.com/n/kecah
“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.
