Grafton High School Welcomes 2 Business Teachers

GRAFTON, MA — Grafton High School has welcomed two business teachers with experience spanning education, athletics, public administration and the private sector.

Neil Dupre joins the school as he begins his 21st year in education while Dan Landesman returns to Grafton High School for his 10th year in public education.

Dupre earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Merrimack College and a master’s degree in education from Fitchburg State University.

He also has more than two decades of experience coaching women’s lacrosse at the high school, college and international levels. His collegiate coaching career included positions at Dean College, Bridgewater State University and Rhode Island College. He has also coached the Swedish and Scottish women’s national teams.

Dupre lives in Franklin with his wife, Megan, who serves as director of alumni experience and events at Brown University, and their twin daughters, Lucy and Olivia.

Landesman previously spent six years teaching business courses at Grafton High School. He returns after four years working as a high school administrator and in district operations.

He has more than 25 years of public and private sector experience in professional and collegiate sports, municipal recreation, insurance and technology.

Landesman and his wife, Julie, live in Newton and have two daughters. Their oldest recently began college at Binghamton University while their youngest is a senior at Newton North High School. Landesman described Grafton High School as his educational “home.”

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