Grab those sleds. Or shovels. It's another snow day.
The bill would scrap the gradual phase-in of funds to support districts transitioning to full-day kindergarten program.
A Tulsa newspaper is reporting that Deborah Gist is in the running for a superintendent job in Oklahoma.
All Rhode Island high school students who place in the writing contest can win $1,000, $5000, $350, or $100.
East Greenwich High School was selected as one of 10 Rhode Island schools to receive a $500 grant from Tufts Health Plan.
Brendan Carniaux has been recognized for his support of students both on and off the stage.
The Senate President made the comments at the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce's annual meeting on Monday.
Performances are Friday, November 21 at 7:00 pm and Saturday, November 22 at 4:00 pm at East Greenwich High School.
The group claims the construction created cracks in the foundations of their homes.
The threats were directed at students in Johnston, Cranston, and Warwick.
Funds raised at the Oct. 2 walkathon will support a variety of school enrichment programs.
Dorms, expanded classroom spaces, a student dining area and much more are part of the major expansion project.
But there's a lack of job opportunities, according to the personal finance network WalletHub.
The grant will help the NEIT support job-driven training programs that focus on the marine trades and manufacturing.
Do you want to give your kids a chance to sleep in?
Anyone interested in the idea of starting school later in East Greenwich should attend the screening and panel discussion this Saturday.
The 1:1 program marks a big change for East Greenwich High School students this year.
Looking for school bus routes? Look no more.
The East Greenwich School Committee voted to create a special committee to study the feasibility of later school start times — and its cost.
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont were in the top 10 of WalletHub’s "Best and Worst School Systems" list. Rhode Island was No. 31.
With enactment of this legislation, those communities transitioning to full-day kindergarten during the 2014-15 school year and after will be in line for full funding beginning in Fall, 2016.
The survey asks whether all day kindergarten is a good idea, what might influence a parent's opinion in either direction and whether it would do a better job preparing children for first grade and beyond.
Symposium Books in East Greenwich is carrying local schools' summer reading lists.
The game ended in an exciting and dramatic fashion with a walk off single to end the game with a 3-2 score.
"After a further review. . .we have made the decision to keep the existing resource staff and paraprofessionals in place for the upcoming academic year," the superintendent said.
Here are the results and winners of Monday's Cole Mile.
The team is heading to the New Balance High School Track and Field Nationals in Greensboro, N.C., on Friday the 13th.
Connor Xiong of East Greenwich High School placed first in the Division II individual contest, followed by Hendricken’s Kevin Sutyla and Tyler Williams.
By passing through the halls of East Greenwich High School you have become a part of its history, Robert Houghtaling writes.
What we need is long term, visionary leadership. We need out of the box thinking-not solving problems using bureaucratic "smoke and mirrors," writes Nicole Bucka.
Robert Houghtaling, director of the East Greenwich Drug Program, writes "not everyone is an A student. Not everyone will make a team or be a member of the All State Band. While these are great – greatness comes in other packages as well."
George R. Hanaford and James H. Eldridge Elementary Schools have joined an exclusive group of schools in the country that have earned certification from the HealitherUS School Challenge.
The public will get a glimpse of more detailed plans later in June and July at Planning Board meetings.
"The future of any appropriate autism programming by qualified professionals is at stake in the East Greenwich School District," writes parent Saskia Nilsen.
The program recognizes students who have made a positive difference in their schools and communities.
School officials on Tuesday afternoon sent a message to the school community announcing there has been a change of heart and that "we have decided to honor excellence as we had planned."
The notice was sent to parents over the weekend in an e-mail signed by School Principal Alexis Meyer and Assistant Principal Dan Seger.
A resident of Barrington, Fuller is a parishioner of St. Luke's Church in that town where he serves as Lector and member of the Bishop Hickey Council of the Knights of Columbus.