Abstract: Groton-Dunstable Regional Schools is a pre-kindergarten through twelfth-grade school district with an enrollment of approximately 2,500 students. The five schools are located approximately 40 miles of Boston, Massachusetts, conveniently located near Interstate Route 495. The district features a dynamic leadership team, an outstanding faculty, and a supportive parent community. The towns of Groton and Dunstable are unique in with quaint downtown areas that boast a wonderful history and fine dining experiences as well as rural Read more…
Alumni Spotlight at Framingham State University
Quote provided to Framingham State University for this Alumni Spotlight. — With a desire to increase my credibility as a technology leader and to allow for a wider array of career opportunities, I completed the Graduate Certificate program in Instructional Technology Proficiency as well as received my Master’s in Education degree with a concentration in Educational Technology at Framingham State University.
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1:1 Chromebook Letter to Parents
Just a sample of what I began to work on for a building based, 1:1 program at our middle school.
For this school year, we are excited to share that the Groton-Dunstable Regional Middle School will launch a 1:1 program employing Google Chromebooks during the school day. Read more…
GDRSD Recap of Networking, Infrastructure Upgrades
At Groton-Dunstable Regional School District, we believe technology is an essential tool that enhances our curriculum and supports the delivery of engaging and effective instruction. In order to provide a technologically infused educational environment, every classroom must be equipped with diverse technologies to support teaching and learning. Technology must be in support of our current proven curriculum and district vision and goals. Using technology must be how students learn, not what they learn. Read more…
Mormeck is ‘Magnifique’, Late sub-Collazo Spoils Homecoming
By Luke Callahan – Ringside – APRIL 2, 2005 – Worcester, MA – Pantin, France native Jean-Marc Mormeck unified the cruiserweight division for the first time since Evander Holyfield held the titles back in 1988 with a decisive 12-round unanimous decision over Wayne Braithwaite.
“I’m very disappointed,” said Braithwaite following the bout, who lost his WBC title, “but all great champions come back from a loss, and I can rebound.” Read more…