Certified Nursing Assistant Registration

Teacher Assistant Training Program

Middle East Realignment: The Arab Upheaval

Open House/One Year Anniversary Celebration

Learn How to Download Free Audiobooks and E-books

Finding Your Omaha: How to Create Your Business’ Roadmap to Operational Success

PHS Freshmen Orientation

Hurricane Carol Presentation at Portsmouth Free Public Library

Do-It-Yourself Website Workshop

An Evening with Trevor Loudon

Blood Drive and Book Signing

ecoRI at Portsmouth Free Public Library

Do-It-Yourself Website Workshop

Childbirth Education Class Registration

Lecture: Water Conservation in the Garden

Exit from Afghanistan: A Conversation

Computer Classes at Portsmouth Free Public Library

Pruitt Chiropractic School Supply Drive

Walk and Talk at The Glen

Walk and Talk at The Glen

Glow in the Dark T-Shirts

School Committee Denies Request for Financial Records

School committee denies a request for immediate financial records. The request was made by one of its own members, Cynthia Perrotti.

Organization Will Be Key for Middle School Students and Teachers in Transition

Fifth-grade teacher Lori Stone says she is optimistic about fourth and fifth grades joining the middle school.

Superintendent Doesn't Know Whether Federal Aid Will Save Jobs

A federal emergency education bill could help restore teaching jobs in Portsmouth schools, but the amount of aid remains uncertain for now.

Referendum Could Be Rematch of 2006 Education Funding Debate

Both sides of the education funding debate voice their opinions, while looking back to the issues and "tent meeting" of 2006.

How Soon Could Portsmouth See a Special Election?

With SOS submitting names to the town clerk on Tuesday, Patch takes a look at the next step in the referendum process and how much it will cost the town.

Signatures Top 2,000

Save Our Schools says they have gathered more than 2,000 names on their referendum petition.

Referendum Signature Results To Be Announced Later Today!

SOS will announce if they have reached the required 1,400 names for a referendum.

Viva España!

Students from the Portsmouth Abbey School spend their summer vacation in Spain, where they learn about the culture, taste local cuisine and, of course, cheer on the 2010 World Cup champions.

Sign and Drive Campaign Accelerates Into Last Lap

Save Our Schools (SOS) makes one final push over the weekend to collect signatures. As of Saturday morning, SOS had gathered 1,100 names with 400 still needed.

Projo.com: Judge Awards Portsmouth Woman Nearly $300K

Rosemary Davidson of Portsmouth, a former Middletown guidance counselor, has been awarded a settlement after four years in court.

Referendum Signature Drive Kicks Off

Save Our Schools collects more than 50 signatures Thursday, but more are needed, says organizers.

Referendum Rally Draws Supporters and Protesters

Save Our Schools' referendum rally on Tuesday drew a large crowd and more signatures. Across the street, an opposing group held up their own signs, protesting the referendum.

Referendum Gaining Ground

Save Our Schools group collects 20 percent of the required 1,400 signatures needed for a referendum, but more names are still needed.

Elmhurst School Will Not Appear on 2010 Ballot

Town Council denies a local man's request to create a November ballot question to sell the now-closed Elmhurst Elementary School.

Viva La (Green) Revolution!

Could Portsmouth see a third wind turbine in the future? Proven success from the current two says "yes," as well as the possibility of other "green" projects.

New Budget Brings Big Cuts to Schools, Jobs Lost

Another $502K cut from school budget leads to loss of jobs, programs. School Committee chair calls cuts "a travesty."

Portsmouth Schools Welcome New Students Aug. 25-26

Schools open doors to kindergartners, Grade 6 students and all newcomers for orientation sessions.

Students Give Pints for Parking Spaces

The Rhode Island Blood Center holds drive at Portsmouth High School.

Portsmouth's Embattled Budget Passes 4-3, School Leaders Prep for Referendum

The Town Council voted 4-3 to adopt a budget Wednesday night, while decreasing the school department's budget more than $502K.