RIHS Football Media Poll – Portsmouth dropped a place in this week's football poll.
Evening sports, including games, are being moved to the afternoon due to mosquitoes.
The music is over for father-daughter dances in one Rhode Island city.
With multiple pools of mosquitoes testing positive for EEE and WNV, health officials are urging schools and towns to reschedule outdoor sports.
Why are only 7 of 8 precincts reporting voting numbers in Portsmouth? Find out below.
AccuWeather.com long-range meteorologists are projecting a weak to moderate El Niño by late summer, which could mean more snow this winter.
Portsmouth High School seniors gathered Tuesday to take back their parking spots.
Who won Friday's golf ball drop? Find out below!
The Friends of the PHS Arts & Athletic Complex received a donation toward their goal on Friday night.
Why were 1,500 golf balls dropped on the field? It was all for a good cause!
Patch welcomed the 2012 Readers' Choice winners back to school.
South Kingstown is ranked at No. 9, and Narragansett is unranked, at the start of the 2012 season.
The school hopes its annual American Heart Association fundraising event exceeds last year's donations.
The Hathaway Parents' Association held its annual "My Little Sweetheart Dance" Friday night at the school.
Clara Richmond, Portsmouth High School senior creates art for The Profesa School in Western Africa, hoping to bridge cultural boundaries as part of her Portsmouth High School senior project.
Jeff Blanchette, a Portsmouth High School student, won the Rhode Island Shakespeare Championship this past Sunday.
Portsmouth students outscored most school districts throughout Rhode Island in the 2010 New England Common Assessment Program (NECAP).
Just one-third of Rhode Island high school students are proficient in math, and most minority students lag behind across the board.
The Portsmouth School Committee met with the teachers' union Monday evening in a closed-door mediation session at the high school.
Judging for Portsmouth High School's science fair took place Tuesday at the school. However, the public viewing was canceled Wednesday due to the snowstorm.
Boys Town New England held its annual Christmas Tree Lighting on Wednesday, Dec. 8.
The Portsmouth Pop Warner Cheerleader team recently won the regional championship and are now heading to Florida to compete in the national competition.
Carpender, Levesque, and Buddemeyer participated in their final meeting as School Committee members on Tuesday.
Facing her first election, Cynthia Perrotti is the big winner.
Take a gander at the school lunch menus for Portsmouth High School, Middle School and Elementary Schools.
Students received seven lashes for telling lies at this "Southermost School."
Committee chooses to not pursue a Caruolo Act and will abide by the outcome of the budget referendum.
Superintendent says a Boy Scout troop has agreed to build an outdoor shelter for Lemon.
The 2010-2011 school year began Wednesday at all Portsmouth public schools.
Portsmouth teachers will return to classes tomorrow without a contract, says WPRI.
Portsmouth Public Education Foundation awards its annual education grants and names Cunningham as 'Teacher of the Year.'
How the community in Portsmouth prepares for the back-to-school trek.
Hathaway Principal Robert Ettinger talks about the new school year and the addition of former Elmhurst and Melville students.
Principal Dr. Joseph N. Amaral looks forward to a new school year, when fourth and fifth-graders will transition to the middle school for the very first time.
A new school year brings changes to Mellville Elementary School, which will now house former students of Hathaway and Elmhurst. Melville Principal Dr. Joanne Olson talks about this new addition and other changes for the new school year.
Superintendent says therapy duck is no longer allowed in classroom after finding feathers in the ventilation system.
PHS will hold its first day of school on Sept. 1. Within weeks, members of the junior class will take their first round of NECAP tests.
Preliminary budget numbers show Portsmouth schools could receive nearly $198,000 over a four-year period from the federal award.
Projo.com reports that Rhode Island has won the second round of "Race to the Top" and could receive millions in education aid.