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Dracut District and Curriculum

Dracut Public Schools consist of seven schools and about 4,000 students. There are four elementary schools (grades K-4), an intermediate school (grades 5-6), a junior high school (7-8), and a high school. The district’s mission is to encourage students to become lifelong learners and to provide them with the skills necessary to be successful in the 21st century through a nurturing learning environment. Its vision is for each student to reach his or her intellectual, emotional, and physical potentials.

We currently cover the following Dracut-area school district: Dracut Public Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Dracut District Curriculum

Dracut Public Schools use a Core Content Curriculum, which aligns the Common Core Standards with the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks. These are standards which provide detailed learning objectives in each subject based on the major topics of the subject. Each year, students go farther in their studies on these topics so that there is a greater level of coherence from elementary to high school and students are able to develop more complex and analytic abilities.

Students in grades K-6 take the Fountas and Pinnel Benchmark Assessment. This assessment measures students’ instructional and independent reading levels and the progress they have made in comprehension and fluency throughout the year. Students in grades K-4 complete the test at the beginning, middle, and end of the year. Fifth and sixth graders take the assessment at the beginning and end of the year; although, those who are reading below grade level are also assessed at the mid-point.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Dracut Educational News

  • A.P. Teachers Honored - Two Dracut High School teachers who teach advanced placement foreign language classes have received the Partners in Excellence Teaching Award for their contributions to student achievement. They received their awards at the Museum of Science in Boston on behalf of Mass Insight Education, which provides the largest STEM program in Massachusetts.
  • Kindergarten Students Celebrate Dr. Seuss’s Birthday - In March, kindergarten students at Campbell Elementary School celebrated Dr. Seuss’s birthday by bringing in their favorite Dr. Seuss books. They also made green eggs and ham, which was fitting because they voted “Green Eggs and Ham” as their favorite Dr. Seuss book.
  • Student Athletes Honored for All-Around Achievements - In 2014, New England Pop Warner recognized 29 Dracut cheerleaders and football players for their outstanding achievements in their sports, the classroom, and the community. Dracut Pop Warner led the way with the largest number of student scholar honorees in New England and the most in the district’s history. An eighth grade Dracut student and football player picked up $1,100 in scholarships.

Dracut Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed

SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.

Chalk Talk: Teachers Don’t Just Teach

People often mistakenly think of teachers having an easy job—they work short hours and teach material out of a textbook to children. But, teachers do much more than just teach. Teachers tie shoes and zip up jackets. They make sure students wear those jackets. They give out Band-Aids for cuts and scrapes and tissues for colds. They clean up messes and then teach children responsibility so they don’t make those messes again. They let children work out disagreements on their own but step in to referee when necessary. They listen to their students’ personal stories and tell them their own. Teachers read, write, and draw so that they can model these skills for their students. They calm students who are crying and those who are angry. They teach students about character, respect, and making good decisions. Teachers are parents who care for their students and discipline students when necessary. Teachers are doctors who help children who are hurt or sick. Teachers don’t just teach.