By Ben A., Fletcher D, and Daniel F. The current freshman class is the class of 2020. They have been in High School for about a year. An anonymous Dragon Flyer poll was sent out to see what they thought about DHS. These are their responses. What they […]
By Alex K., Rebecca J., and Mike C. It’s obvious that freshman and seniors don’t have everything in common. But after asking a series of questions to both grades, there are some similarities. What’s been your favorite moment from the school year? “Probably going to Disney World with […]
By Ella R, Hailey B, and Jillian H. Abby L. Abby L. is looking forward to Northeastern University next year, where she will be studying biology. Abby chose Northeastern largely because of its co-op program in which students get to work with companies in their field of […]
By: Lia Stapinski Name: Mr. Nelson Occupation: Science teacher at DHS “I’ve had many favorite memories over the years. One of my favorite (memories) over the years is when students chant my name during graduation festivities. Also, this year we’ve been playing faculty basketball against the students […]
With prom fast approaching, dresses, tuxedos, and arrival vehicles are all the rage in DHS currently. This year will mark the second time in three years that the Duxbury prom will be held at Gillette Stadium. The date is set for Saturday, May 20th.The red carpet will be […]
Starting on Tuesday, May 30th, Juniors will be able to park in the senior parking spots. The last day of school for seniors this year is May 26th. For Juniors this May/June, there is no sign up, it’s first come first serve. Juniors will not need a Parking […]
By: Rebecca Jones Last Friday, April 28th, Duxbury High Schools’ physics classes took four bus fulls of students to Six Flags New England. Many students described this trip as quite eventful, due to many travel complications. “The day started out pretty poor because we sat in the busses […]
What do you know about the election going on in France? On April 23, 2017, the first round of the French presidential election was held. The two top candidates, Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen are headed to a run off election on May 7. How much do […]
By: Kacey Decker On April 20th, 2017, former tight end of the New England Patriots, Aaron Hernandez, was found dead in his Massachusetts prison cell. Hernandez was on trial for two counts of murder in 2012 and was charged with a life sentence for the murder of Odin […]
By: Molly Norton, Lea Stapinski, Daniel Fordham, and Fletcher Donohoe. Mr. Kennedy has been a teacher for 41 years. Of those 41 years, 31 were spent teaching here at Duxbury High School.
By: Rebecca Jones Name: Austin D. (Aka “Dixon”) Grade: 12 Occupation: Student Interests: Football, Wrestling, The Military, and Reading Values: God. Country. Family. “I fear failure because you go through your life which could end at any point, but if you fail a lot of stuff, you’re going […]
By Aidan T., Brooke S., Lizzy C., and Ella R. The messy parking lot situation is a common struggle that unites all students at DHS. Beginning with the infamous “Trail of Tears” while construction was still underway, the parking lot has been a sore subject for many students […]
By: Jillian H., Rebecca J., and Ben A. In the transition from the old school to new, the library too underwent a great transformation. The library, which serves both middle school and high school students, is an impressive space with many resources and functions the average student may […]
By: Molly Norton and Fletcher Donohoe The mystery of Duxbury High Schools recycling procedures has been unanswered until now.
Spring sports training has begun at DHS and athletes from a range of sports are trying to keep in shape by training. Though the actual season starts March 20th, the training room has already become a populous place. “There’s a line out the door for sports tape after […]
By: Rebecca Jones On March 24th, Duxbury High School’s music groups departed for Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Nearly five hundred musicians from Band, Orchestra, and Chorus, stayed at the All Star Music Resort for four nights. This quadrennial trip encompassed much excitement, thrilling rides, and musical […]
By: Molly Norton, Lia Stapinski, Fletcher Donohoe, Kacey Decker, and Michael Coletti According to a Dragon Flyer poll of 68 students, 96 percent don’t think that the school recycles. Scott Stone, a janitor, spoke about what happens to the trash around school. This DHS janitor said in fact […]
By: Brooke S. This week, The Duxbury High School Music Program will be escaping the cold to sunny Florida for a Disney trip. The much anticipated trip is planned every 4 years at DHS. Referring to what goes on when down at Disney, the head of the music […]
OBy Ben Acker Donald Trump has recently targeted Snoop Dogg for his recent music video, which is a remix of BADBADNOTGOOD’s Lavender. The remix itself isn’t the issue, it was the visuals. The video depicts a somewhat typical day, but everyone is a clown, including the president. But […]
By: Ella R. On Friday March 17, Push the Pie took place during 1st and 3rd lunch. Push the Pie is an event where teachers and students alike purchase votes to throw a pie into the face of the teacher or student of their choice. This year, the […]
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