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School Committee considers two weeks of winter break for 2025-26
At its next meeting the Dartmouth School Committee will decide the academic calendar for the 2025-26 school year after weighing several options Monday, Jan. 6. Superintendent June Saba-Maguire presented three options for the schools calendar, which...
Bishop Stang celebrates the season of giving
This holiday season the Bishop Stang High School community came together for a series of giving events. To support My Brother’s Keeper, the school hosted a toy drive, to which students donated items, including books, board games and stuffed animals...
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School Committee considers two weeks of winter break for 2025-26
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Food service program looks to spice up its services
All remaining ARPA funds allocated despite the deadline passing
Media students highlight work at the Bristol County Sheriff’s Office
Senator Mark Montigny elevated to Dean of the Senate
Select Board working on contract for Town Administrator position
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Food service program looks to spice up its services
The Dartmouth Public Schools food service program is looking to implement a series of upgrades, including getting rid of highly processed foods, sourcing more produce locally and establishing new sustainable initiatives. At a School Committee...
Media students highlight work at the Bristol County Sheriff’s Office
Captain Sam Rapoza returned to his alma mater Monday, Jan. 6 to meet with the Dartmouth High School media class alongside other members of the Bristol County Sheriff’s Office for an informational video project on their work. Rapoza shared how he...
Student videos capture road safety and sportsmanship
A puppet rooster, reindeer and dalmatian were all actors in one of this year’s winning videos in the Massachusetts Department of Transportation’s annual video contest. Twice a year, Dartmouth High School media students enter contests for the chance...
Sail-ebrating STEM learning at DeMello Elementary School
Coming out of the Covid pandemic, students were lacking experience in both their STEM learning and social skills, but in an effort to combat that, DeMello Elementary School introduced STEM Fridays. Led by teacher Liz Voci, the program promotes...
Students take a look into their futures
Tristan Mears, 12, said he’s always known he likes to work with his hands and is definitely “not a big fan” of sitting down, so when he had the opportunity to attend some career presentations at Dartmouth Middle School, he chose the ones with a...
Dartmouth Public Schools superintendent scores high in evaluation
In a recent superintendent evaluation, the School Committee determined that Dartmouth Public Schools superintendent June Saba-Maguire scored the second-highest rating possible in each category covered by the evaluation. The evaluation examined Saba-...
UMass Dartmouth launches free tuition program for students in need
Approximately 1,500 students will have their tuition and mandatory fees paid for up to four years in a new initiative launched by UMass Dartmouth beginning Fall 2025, the university announced Tuesday, Oct. 29. The UMass Dartmouth Deal aims to...
Students learn to code with byte-sized fun
The Southeastern Massachusetts Educational Collaborative recently introduced students in grades K-8 to coding activities through a partnership with Code.org, Executive Director Catherine Cooper announced. There are four SMEC programs located in...
Seventeen years of building confidence with dyslexia at Friends Academy
At 8 years old, Dartmouth’s Catherine Sylvia was diagnosed with dyslexia, which is a language-learning difference that primarily affects a person’s reading. “Some people see it as the words are all jumbled up, but I can see it normally,” Sylvia said...
UMass schools create scholarship for community college graduates
All four UMass schools awarded 66 community college graduates the UMass Community College Advantage Scholarship this fall. The scholarship is a new two-year $10,000 scholarship given to people in the top 10% of their class. Launched in December 2025...
Dartmouth High School sees growth in its internship program
At the beginning of the school year, 90 students enrolled in Dartmouth High School’s internship program. More students are expected to enroll next semester, bringing the total number of participants to 100 or more students. Last year, 94 students...
Dartmouth School Committee approves District Strategic Plan
The Dartmouth School Committee approved its five-year District Strategic Plan at a committee meeting on Monday, Oct. 7. Going into effect in 2024, the plan will extend through 2029 with the goal of supporting student and staff needs to cultivate a...
UMass Dartmouth recognized for excellence in new U.S. News & World Report rankings
For the ninth year in a row, the U.S. News & World Report named UMass Dartmouth one of the top national and public universities in the country in their annual Best College Rankings, the university announced on Sept. 24. The university placed in...
Superintendent ‘pleased’ with 2024 MCAS results
Quinn Elementary School was named a School of Recognition on Tuesday, Sept. 24 in tandem with the release of 2024 MCAS results. Quinn and the 55 other schools on the list were selected from among all the schools in the state on the basis of...
UMass Dartmouth receives $460,000 to create a fellowship in honor of alumna
UMass Dartmouth students performed more than 252,000 community service hours during the 2023-24 academic year, the university said, and now the community is giving back. On Sept. 16, the university announced that they recently received $460,000 to...
Principal satisfied with phone policy, students still have hang ups
Buzz. It’s another notification. For many, it can be hard to fight the urge to check their phone, and this includes students. Superintendent June Saba-Maguire said even she has to put her phone away during meetings because “I know if it buzzes, I am...
A welcome home: New and familiar educators join the district
Seven educators were welcomed into Dartmouth Public Schools by the School Committee Monday night, Sept. 9 and while their positions may be new, many have walked these halls before. Among the educators were several Dartmouth High School alumni and...
UMass Dartmouth, Southcoast Health launch partnership to advance nursing education
Southcoast Health announced its launch of a new program at the UMass Dartmouth College of Nursing and Health Sciences, welcoming 16 of its own nurses with associate degrees to earn their Bachelor of Science in nursing. The program, offered at “...
Move-in day at UMass brings hundreds to Dartmouth
The population of Dartmouth just got a little bigger. New and returning students at UMass Dartmouth moved back to campus on Sunday, Sept. 1 and Tuesday, Sept. 3, respectively. A yearly tradition, move-in day brings hundreds of students and families...
Another year of pencils, papers and possibilities
Going from Sesame Street to Slocum Road, Evangeline Simoes, 11, said she was excited to continue her learning in the academic year at a new school after a fun-filled summer that included a trip to the adored television program. Starting at Dartmouth...
A glance at how to grow and sustain Dartmouth pride
It's no secret some people move to Dartmouth simply for its school system. Alumni remember their fond memories and the many opportunities they had and return home, proud of their town. But sustaining that Dartmouth pride is not easy. Therefore,...
A fresh start: Dartmouth public schools sees changes, improvements for new year
School is almost back in session. A number of changes and new initiatives have made their way into Dartmouth Public Schools this year, including the move of Cushman Elementary kindergarten classes back to DeMello Elementary for the first time in...
From Quinn to college: Sixth grader takes history course over the summer
Ben Silva, 11, may have just wrapped up his days at Quinn Elementary School this past June, but that hasn’t stopped him from taking his very first college course this summer. “He’s always been a bright kid,” said his mother, Tania Vitorino-Silva,...
Warbling winners: Middle School takes home gold
Every year the Dartmouth Middle School chorus class heads to the Great East Music Festival to perform among dozens of other choirs, and this year on June 6 they had a gold-winning performance. Performing three songs, the group is evaluated and then...
Dartmouth student goes to the mat to help Lloyd Center
Ryan Fortin of Dartmouth has built a welcome addition to the Lloyd Center’s ongoing building construction. The recent Dartmouth High School graduate designed and constructed interior and exterior walk-off mats for the Welcome Center, which is slated...
Keyboards sprout new life as planters in award-winning project
The creative minds of five DeMello Elementary School students served as keys to success as they transformed old computer keyboards into new homes for plants. Their efforts earned the rising sixth graders first prize in the recent Project Invention...
Schools may need override in two years, School Committee members told
While reserve funds could help boost next year’s budget, Dartmouth voters may be looking at a Proposition 2 ½ override for the following year, when the timing might be better to make the request, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations...
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