Town Government
Groton School Committee & Superintendent
The Superintendent
Geoffrey Bruno
About 2,253 students start their day in this district, and one person answers for all of it. Geoffrey Bruno leads the Groton-Dunstable Regional School District, proposing the school budget, setting academic priorities, and running the district’s five schools day to day. The Superintendent is hired by and reports to the elected School Committee, which evaluates him against goals it publishes and votes on. Note what this means for the money: the school budget is the one large piece of town spending the Town Manager does not build. It comes from the Superintendent to the School Committee, and then to the Town Meetings of both Groton and Dunstable, which each vote their share.
| Role | Superintendent of Schools |
|---|---|
| Phone | 978-448-5505 |
| Website | gdrsd.org |
The School Committee
The Groton-Dunstable Regional School Committee has seven members, elected to staggered three-year terms. Because the district is shared, the seats are split between the two towns: Groton voters elect five and Dunstable voters elect two, so not every member on the ballot is one you can vote for. The committee sets district policy, approves the school budget, and hires and evaluates the Superintendent. Its officers are a Chair, a Vice Chair and a Secretary, and one Groton seat was filled by appointment in July 2026 when a member stepped down mid-term. Meetings are public and posted on the district’s own site, which means a student who shows up can speak.
Lacey McCabe
Rosanna Casavecchia
Christina Andriole
Rohit Bhasin
An Hee Foley
Justin Owens
Rebecca Weksner
The committee is reached through the district office, and the district notes that emails to and from the committee are part of the public record.
The District at a Glance
- Enrollment: 2,253 students, PreK through 12, across Groton and Dunstable.
- Schools: five, including Groton-Dunstable Regional High School.
- Graduation rate: 95.3%.
- State data: DESE profile (code 06730000).
Meetings & Participation
- When: the committee meets regularly through the school year; the schedule and agendas are posted on the district’s own Meeting Center.
- Public comment: the committee welcomes community members to speak on matters within its purview.
- Watch: meetings are carried and archived by The Groton Channel, the town’s public access station.
- Agendas: posted at gdrsd.org ahead of each meeting, so you can read the warrant before you go.
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