Common Cause of Rhode Island's John Marion on Good Government (Audio)
Common Cause RI's John Marion discusses good government issues, including Senate President Val Lawson's dual role as union leader and concerns about political violence.
Common Cause RI's John Marion discusses good government issues, including Senate President Val Lawson's dual role as union leader and concerns about political violence.
Teachers at The Met School voted to unionize with NEARI, marking a significant step for the specialized public high school network focused on project-based learning.
Construction begins on new Middletown Middle High School project - source: newportthisweek.com
Rhode Island Department of Education hosts job fair for educators - source: yahoo.com
Ethics panel approves Senate President Valarie Lawson to continue leading chamber despite union position - source: rhodeislandcurrent.com
Providence Teachers Union contract receives approval in recent vote - source: turnto10.com
Providence Mayor Brett Smiley advocates for improved data sharing between city and state education officials as the district prepares for the anticipated return of local control from state oversight. The mayor emphasizes the importance of transparent communication and collaborative planning for the transition expected in 2026.
Analysis of potential impacts on Providence Public School District if federal education policies change under the current administration. The report examines funding implications, regulatory changes, and what local educators and administrators should expect as policy discussions continue at the federal level.
Substitute teachers across Rhode Island report unexpected pay cuts that have caught many by surprise. The video report examines the impact on substitute educators and the potential effects on classroom coverage and educational continuity in schools throughout the state.
Teachers at Paul Cuffee School, Rhode Island's first fully unionized charter school, continue to face challenges in contract negotiations despite both upper and lower schools unionizing in 2024. Educators express frustration over the lengthy process while emphasizing their commitment to the school and students.
