Duxbury High School hosts NEASC accreditation visit with positive initial feedback

March 07, 2025 | Duxbury Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts

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In the bustling halls of Duxbury High School, excitement filled the air as the school prepared for a significant milestone: the decennial visit from the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). This week, educators from across Massachusetts gathered to assess the school’s adherence to high standards of quality and integrity, a process that is crucial for maintaining accreditation.

The visiting team spent three days engaging with various stakeholders, including school committee members, administrators, teachers, and students. They conducted interviews and observed classroom activities, culminating in a showcase of student work that left a lasting impression. Initial feedback from the team was overwhelmingly positive, highlighting the organization of the visit and the quality of student presentations. The school community eagerly awaits the final report, which will be analyzed by the high school council.
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Principal Jen Cotton Herman and her team were commended for their meticulous planning and execution of the visit, ensuring that every detail was attended to, from logistics to meals provided by Chartwells. This collaborative effort showcased the school’s commitment to presenting its best face to the visiting team.

In addition to the NEASC visit, the meeting also touched on the ongoing K-12 insight survey, encouraging stakeholders to share their feedback. The school celebrated the achievements of its winter sports teams, acknowledging the challenges faced in recent games while wishing luck to cheerleaders and track athletes heading to state competitions.

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Looking ahead, the district is preparing for MCAS testing, with staff undergoing training for a new testing platform. The school wellness advisory council has also been active, organizing wellness activities for March, including a walking challenge and yoga classes for staff.

As Duxbury High School continues to strive for excellence, the community remains engaged and supportive, eager to see the outcomes of both the NEASC visit and the upcoming initiatives. The collaborative spirit and dedication to student success are evident, promising a bright future for the school and its students.

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