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DHS Summer Credit Recovery

June 27, 2026

DHS Summer Credit Recovery

Dedham High School Credit Recovery 2026 begins Monday June 29th - through Monday July 27thStudents must be DHS students who pass 2 terms in the school year or attain an average of at least 50% for ...

About Us

Dedham High School in Dedham, MA serves grades 9–12 and provides a strong academic program, extracurricular opportunities, and a supportive community that prepares students for college, careers, and life beyond graduation.

Our Mission

The mission of the Dedham Public Schools, in partnership with the community, is to promote excellence in learning, self-discipline, and motivation.

Our Vision

Each graduate of the Dedham Public Schools (DPS) will confidently pursue personal excellence through continued independent inquiry and learning and exhibit socially responsible decision-making within a dynamic and diverse global community.

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Dedham is incredibly proud of its schools and especially fond of its place in the history of public education in the United States as the first tax funded, free public school system established in 1645.

Our Core Values

Academic Excellence

The educators, parents, and citizens of Dedham are partners in a commitment to academic excellence to prepare students to succeed in a global society.

Positive Learning Environment

Our schools provide a safe environment that fosters curiosity, creativity, and positive attitudes. Students develop best when they are encouraged and feel supported in an open, collaborative environment.

Respect

By enriching learning and developing responsible citizens, we respect the dignity and diversity of all individuals and cultures.

Support & Open Communication

The schools create opportunities to share ideas, resources, and responsibility among students, parents, school personnel, town officials, and residents.