DRRHS End-of-Year Newsletter

Dear Students and Families,
Please take a minute to read the End-of-Year Newsletter. You will find important information, including links to required summer homework assignments. Enjoy your summer break!

 DRRHS End-of-Year Newsletter

The last day of school...

Dear DR Students,
The official last day of school is June 22nd. To have everything in order by then, we will be collecting books, Chromebooks, instruments, library books, and all other school materials on June 16, 17, and 18. Please follow the schedule according to the your last name. As a reminder, there are no final exams this year. We shared the Department of Education's Grading Guidance for High Schools last month; here's a link to the full text.
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Lima (klima@drregional.org) or Mrs. DeCecco (gdececco@drregional.org).

Graduation Ceremony and Alternatives: Please complete the form.

Dear Class of 2020: The School Committee has approved the school administration's recommendation to hold a modified graduation ceremony on 1 August. According to the Massachusetts Department of Education and the local Boards of Health, numerous guidelines apply. One of the REQUIREMENTS is that graduates and guests register to attend. Please complete the registration process through this link: bit.ly/DRRHSGRAD. If you decide to have an administrator deliver your diploma to your home or simply have your diploma mailed to you, please complete this form. All options are there.
Thank you,
Your Administrative Team
DRRHS

Senior Events and Graduation Cermony

Dear Class of 2020:
Please read this important newsletter regarding Senior Events and a Graduation Ceremony!

Attention Sophomores! Mrs. Maidment has help for you!

Hello Sophomores,

I have been thinking about you and hope that you are doing well.  Usually if we were in school during the spring time we meet with all of you in a classroom setting, have you get onto your Naviance page, complete the Career Interest Assessment, and have you begin research careers.  Since we are not in school to do this with you I have made 2 Naviance Tutorials to help you begin this process while you are home.

I am definitely a novice at making these tutorials, but it is my hope that by reviewing them you will see the wonderful opportunity you have to learn about different careers right on our Naviance platform. So here they are:

Video #1 and Video #2

As a reminder all students have created their own passwords and used their own email last year to set up accounts. If you forget the password you created simply click on "forgot password" and then a temporary one will be sent to your account.  Students can enter Naviance here: https://student.naviance.com/drrhs

Enjoy and be well,

Mrs. Maidment

Attention Juniors: Mrs. Maidment has Naviance help for you!

Dear DR Juniors:
Even though this is a challenging time, we will get through it. When we do, you will want to be ready for your senior year. To help you, Mrs. Maidment has created tutorials:

Task 1& 2: Resume & Game Plan tutorial

Task 3: College Search video 1 and College Search video 2

Task 4: Requesting letters of Recommendation

Dear Seniors,

Please complete this GRADUATION BALLOT  to voice your choice for graduation. You MUST USE your DR student email account. Votes will be accepted through this Sunday.

AP Exam updates

AP Updates YouTube Video posted on 3 May

AP Exam Guide

#CollegeSigningDay

Starting on May 1, join students around the country in declaring how you plan to continue your education beyond high school as part of the #CollegeSigningDay celebration. Post your picture with a sign or wearing college gear with the hashtag above on your social media outlets and join others in celebrating the class of 2020.

Congratulations Ashton Boyle

Congratulations to Ashton Boyle who has been accepted to serve in the United States Marine Corps! 

AP Update-Letter to students

AP Update

Watch DR's Cote David on Channel 12 news!

CLICK HERE to watch Cote David's interview with Channel 12!