Cole Teachers Feel Relief after Court Victory over Class Sizes

Teachers said their grievance came after the district was "unwilling" to deal with "jam packed classes."

Court Affirms Additional Pay for EG Teachers in Contract Dispute over Class Sizes

The School Committee said the Superior Court decision "jeopardizes the funding of the education program across the entire district."

Cole Presents "Getting to Know the Sound of Music"

Performances on Friday, Nov. 13 and Sat. Nov. 14.

Spelling Bee Turnout was G-R-E-A-T

A standing-room only crowd of 400 people crammed into the high school gym to watch the inaugural bee.

East Greenwich to Host First-Annual Spelling Bee

The East Greenwich Education Foundation has been planning the Nov. 8 spelling bee for months — with lots of community help.

Cole Middle School Named a 2015 Blue Ribbon School

Just 335 schools across the country earned the prestigious distinction.

How Much Do Graduates from RI Colleges Make?

The U.S. Department of Education lists the top colleges and universities in terms of salary earned by graduates. Bryant tops the list in RI.

EGHS Wall of Honor Announces Class of 2016

They include two longtime educators, a TV and movie set maker, a wrestler and coach and a scientist.

Starting Over

Michael Sylvia updates his blog and describes his experiences as a college freshman.

EG Native Earns Top Athletic Award at RPI

Congrats are in order for Meghan Colitz.

Free Online Tutors Ready to Help RI Students Every Afternoon

Have you checked out AskRI.org? It connects live tutors to K-12 students for help in math, science, English and social studies.

Clark Smith to Step Down from School Committee

Smith has accepted a job out of state.

Here's your 2015 East Greenwich School Bus Routes

The bus schedules for East Greenwich have been posted.

East Greenwich Skyrockets, Barrington Evaporates from Newsweeks' Best High School Rankings

Just in time for the start of the school year, Newsweek has released its annual list of the top public high schools in America.

Is Your Seventh Grader Vaccinated for HPV Yet? It's the Rule

Or are you going to get an exemption?

EG's Cooney Wins Prestigious Award

East Greenwich’s Janice Cooney has been awarded a prestigious award.

Watch EGHS Courtyard Transform in Memory of Carrie Maksymowicz

Mrs. Mac left the world too soon and students and colleagues wanted to do something to honor the beloved teacher.

Miss EGHS 2015 Graduation? It's on YouTube

The entire ceremony can now be watched online.

Where are Recent EGHS Grads Going Next Year?

Many places, in fact.

East Greenwich Students Named to PC Dean's List for Spring Semester

To qualify for the Dean’s List, students must achieve at least a 3.55 grade point average with a minimum of 12 credits.

EG's Bonnie O'Toole Wins Art Scholarship

Bonnie will be attending the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn next Fall.

East Greenwich Schools Could Face Fines for APRA Violation

The district ignored a request for a list of teachers' names on a layoff list for six months, among other concerns, the AG's office ruled.

Letter: Thank YOU For Making AfterProm EG a Success

"AfterProm EG is a clear indication of our community’s commitment to keep our kids safe on a traditionally high-risk night."

EG Student Graduates from Centenary College

Bethany Lawler a resident of East Greenwich recently graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from Centenary College.

No Staff or Program Cuts Next Year in EG Schools; Surplus Funds Tapped to Cover $200k-Plus Funding Cut

The Town Council approved a budget that trimmed the school district's increase next year by $200,000. Surplus funds will be tapped.

School Will Start Later in East Greenwich in 2016

After months of study and discussion, the East Greenwich School Committee voted for later start times the year after next.

EG School Committee Could Vote on Later Start Times Tuesday Night

After months of study and discussion, it's decision time for the East Greenwich School Committee.

ACLU, 13 Groups Urge RI School Committees to Not Use PARCC as Graduation Requirement

Letters were sent to every school committee in the state after some districts requested permission to use the PARCC test before 2020.

First East Greenwich After-Prom Expected to be a Success

Volunteers are needed and students who haven't signed up yet need to get it done right away before the May 22 event.

Town Council Wants to Trim School Budget Increase by $150,000

The council is trying to keep next year's tax increase below 2 percent. Meanwhile, school officials say tapping into reserves is a bad idea.

URI Surprised by Birth of Baby Guard Donkey

The foal's mother, Jenny, apparently was pregnant when the university acquired her to join its other guard donkey, Rosie, last May

EGHS Takes Second at State Academic Decathlon

The team took third place in the SuperQuiz event and second place overall.

School Committee Approves $36.9m Budget

The East Greenwich School Committee this week approved a $36.9 million budget — an increase of 3.66 percent over last year.

ACLU Says RI Elementary Schools Promote Gender Stereotypes with Gender-Exclusive Events

A report found that girls events were predominantly dances and "girly" activities while boys went to ballgames and science and magic shows.

NEARI Supports Parent Opt-Out of PARCC Testing

The National Education Association Rhode Island passed resolutions supporting parents who choose to opt-out of standardized tests for kids.

Hanaford Students Make Super Bowl a Way to Help Food Bank

Enthusiasm for the recent Super Bowl became a way to pull off a community outreach program.

Rhode Island Ranked 2nd in List of States with Best Anti-Bullying Laws, Policies

While kids in Rhode Island may not escape bullying completely, parents can be relieved knowing the state has laws against bullying.

Raimondo Announces Five Nominations to RI Board of Education

All but one would nominee would replace an outgoing board member.

Gist Begins Negotiations to Become Superintendent in Tulsa

Deborah Gist, Rhode Island's at-times polarizing education commissioner, is heading to Tulsa for a superintendent job.

One Hour Delay for East Greenwich Students Tuesday

School officials have decided to give students a little more time to get to school following Monday's winter storm.