<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2iLJgY_1GoXEAwb00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2iLJgY_1GoXEAwb00" width="416" height="416" ></figure>DOVER – City school officials are asking community members to register for roundtable discussions about how to move forward after the recent deaths of two Dover High School students.A message from Superintendent Karie McCrate says the district is committed to facing the grief, worry and tough questions that have followed these tragedies.The first in a series of Small-Group Community Roundtables will be on Tuesday.Those interested in attending should fill out a registration form by Friday. Parents and anyone on the district’s email list should have received a link.The discussions will be limited to 10 to 12 adults per table. When district officials know how many participants register, they will schedule the times and locations.This fall, our community has experienced heartbreak with the loss of two of our students. We know the grief, worry, and tough questions being felt across our homes, our neighborhoods and our schools right now, and we are committed to facing this together.To focus on collective healing and student mental health supports, we are hosting a series of Small-Group Community Roundtables beginning November 10, 2026.A few key details about these sessions:<ul><li>Discussions will be limited to 10–12 adults per session or table. We want to hear your ideas, and our primary focus will be future-oriented and solutions-based.</li><li>These specific roundtables are for parents, guardians, and Dover residents. Dedicated discussions are being held separately for students at school as age-appropriate.</li><li>Once we know how many participants register, we will schedule the times and locations, and contact you directly with your group’s details.</li></ul>To sign up to attend, please complete our brief registration form below by Friday, November 6.Thank you for your care, partnership, and ongoing dedication to Dover students and families.Karie McCrateSuperintendent, Dover City Schools</div></body>

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DOVER – City school officials are asking community members to register for roundtable discussions about how to move forward after the recent deaths of two Dover High School students. A message from Superintendent Karie McCrate says the district is committed to facing the grief, worry and tough questions that...

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Dover schools hosting roundtable discussions following recent tragedies

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