D-R Science Teacher Honored
Thomas Ranley, a science teacher at Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School, has been recognized by the Massachusetts Association of Science Teachers (MAST) for his exceptional contributions to science education.
Ranley is the recipient of the Dawn Sather Exemplary New Teacher Award, a prestigious honor bestowed upon outstanding educators in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Ranley will be formally recognized at the MAST Annual Banquet in November.
Ranley currently teaches Anatomy and Physiology Honors, Biology Honors, and Health classes.
He holds a Master’s of Science in Human Performance and Health Fitness from Bridgewater State University. He completed an Accelerated Post Baccalaureate Program for Biology education, and is certified to teach biology (grades 9-12) and physical education (grades 5-12). Additionally, Ranley holds an endorsement in Sheltered English Immersion.
“Mr. Ranley is a truly exceptional teacher who deserves this recognition,” said Principal Jacqueline Ash. “His dedication, passion, and commitment to his students are inspiring. We are lucky to have him on our team.”
“This is a fitting honor for Tom and our #WeAreDR Community,” said Superintendent Bill Runey. “His success in the classroom is grounded in the most fundamental strength that a teacher can possess when trying to ignite the love of learning in students’ minds: relationship building. At DR, we empower our staff with the supports that shape the future of this District.”
"I am honored to have received this award,” Ranley said. “My time at DR has truly been phenomenal. The support from administration and my colleagues have been vital to my growth as an educator. Each day I am lucky to get
the opportunity to work with students who will be future nurses, physical therapists, and doctors. I am grateful that I have the chance to help inspire all students to reach their future goals, including living the healthiest lives they can.”
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