Mrs. Kelly’s scientists were hard at work in the Innovation Lab today! Students dove into a fun traits scavenger hunt, eagerly asking classmates questions and discovering what makes each of us unique. The room was full of energy, curiosity, and smiles...learning at its best!
Anthony Polcaro (’26) recently volunteered to help install a new projector at the high school library, working alongside Systems Administrator Joe Bisbee. It was a hands-on opportunity to support our learning spaces and earn volunteer hours. Student-led experiences like this reflect the value of practical skills, collaboration, and contributing to the school community. #GDRSDCHAT
The Wellness Committee will be meeting in March, April, and May of this year both in person and via Zoom. Check out the flyer linked here for important details: https://aptg.co/dm3Tjz
Check out the February/March 2026 edition of the Groton-Dunstable School News for important updates and information throughout the district. Please click the link below to view:
February/March 2026 Groton-Dunstable School News
(https://app.smore.com/n/fsdxw)
Groton Dunstable Schools will be closed today, Friday, March 6, due to hazardous, icy road conditions.
Please see the attached press release regarding GDRSDs participation in the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's Integrated Monitoring Review in March of 2026. For any questions, please reach out to Jill Greene at jgreene@gdrsd.org.
Press Release Linked Here
https://aptg.co/rkMq0n
Thank you
Due to a Sysco delivery delay, our scheduled food order will not arrive as expected. As a result, some menu items, particularly fruits and vegetables, may be substituted with items we currently have on hand. Families should be aware that menus may be adjusted for the remainder of the week. We appreciate your understanding and flexibility.
Be sure to take a look at the January 2026 edition of the Groton-Dunstable School News brought to you by the GDRSD School Committee and Assistant Superintendent Marian Dyer. Stay up to date with important updates and information at the link below!
January 2026 Groton Dunstable School News
Big infrastructure upgrades often happen quietly, but they matter. We’ve added two new APC battery backup systems to support our high school servers, improving reliability and system protection. Special thanks to Gary Babin, our Network Administrator, for leading the planning and setup to keep our systems running smoothly and securely!
Groton Dunstable Regional Schools will be running a two hour delay schedule on Tuesday, January 27th due to continued impact from this storm.
Groton Dunstable Regional School District will be closed on Monday, January 26th due to the impending storm. Stay safe and GO PATS!
Groton Dunstable Regional Schools will have a two hour delay schedule due to poor road conditions today Wednesday January 7.
Exciting times at GDRHS! We’re thrilled to have six TouchView Interactive Panels ready for 2026! These grant-funded tools will enhance classroom instruction and student engagement. A special thank you to the Town of Dunstable for their continued support of teaching and learning!
Due to the forecast and possible worsening of road conditions in the afternoon, Groton Dunstable Regional Schools will be running an early dismissal/half-day schedule for all schools on Tuesday, December 23rd. I wish everyone a restful winter break and happy holidays.
Due to the predicted road conditions worsening in the afternoon, Groton Dunstable Regional Schools will be running an early dismissal/half-day schedule for all schools on Tuesday, December 2nd. All afternoon/evening activities will be canceled.
The November edition of the Groton-Dunstable School News is here - use the link below to check out important updates and information from the GDRSD School Committee!
https://app.smore.com/n/0pg24
https://app.smore.com/n/0pg24
At the new Florence Roche Elementary, a new tradition has been introduced that’s quickly becoming a favorite among students, staff, and visitors. The school’s vibrant "Student Spotlight" display greets all who walk through the main entrance, celebrating individual students by highlighting their interests and the books they are currently reading. Make sure to check it out next time you are there! #GDRSDChat
Join GDRSD students, families, and staff for a community meeting with state legislators and educators on funding our public schools. Together, we’ll discuss solutions to the statewide fiscal crisis impacting our communities. Please join the discussion on Thursday, November 20th, at 6:00 p.m., at the Marion Stoddart Performing Arts Center, 344 Main Street, Groton.
Developmental Screenings are taking place at Boutwell Early Childhood Center on Friday, November 21st! Screenings will be offered by Groton-Dunstable Regional School District for parents with concerns about their child’s development. They are available for children ages 3-5, residing in Groton or Dunstable. Parents with specific concerns about their child should call Boutwell at 978-448-2297 to schedule an appointment. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Maggie Ross Richardson, Early Childhood Coordinator, at mrossrichardson@gdrsd.org. Please be sure to check out the flyer shared here for more details.
Swallow Union Librarian Kristin Long brought stories to life this week with an engaging interactive read-aloud for students! Her energy and creativity had everyone participating, imagining, and connecting with the story!
