An in-depth analysis of artificial intelligence's dual role in education, examining both its potential benefits and challenges in developing students' critical thinking skills. Source: rhodeislandcurrent.com
Educational leader Victor F. Capellan discusses the importance of equitable education access across Rhode Island and outlines strategies for achieving this goal. Source: bostonglobe.com
Providence Mayor Brett Smiley plans to seek legislative approval for returning control of Providence schools to local governance by July 1. The transition would mark a significant shift in the city's educational administration. Source: rhodeislandcurrent.com
Coverage of the Providence School Board selection process, including details about candidates, selection criteria, and timeline for appointments. Source: providencejournal.com
Analysis of key trends and developments expected to shape Rhode Island's educational landscape in 2025, featuring insights from prominent education leaders and policymakers. Source: bostonglobe.com
Profile of Rhode Island Federation of Teachers and Health Professionals President Maribeth Calabro outlining key union initiatives and educational priorities for the upcoming year. Source: providencejournal.com
East Greenwich schools achieve exceptional ratings in RIDE's latest assessment, earning top 5-star ratings across multiple metrics. The district's performance highlights successful educational strategies and strong academic outcomes. | source: eastgreenwichnews.com
Latest RIDE school performance ratings indicate overall improvement across Rhode Island districts, while Providence Public School District scores remain relatively stable. Detailed analysis available behind subscription. | source: bostonglobe.com
Brown University partners with Providence Public Schools to modernize high school libraries, providing resources and support to create enhanced learning spaces for students. The initiative aims to improve educational resources and academic outcomes. | source: brown.edu
Local youth share their perspectives and feedback following Mayor Smiley's community discussion on education. Students voice their concerns and hopes for Providence's educational future. | source: steveahlquist.substack.com