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Stories come alive during Reading Week
Students and faculty at Our Lady of Mercy School were recently treated to a lively performance by renowned storyteller Len Cabral. Cabral’s strong Cape Verdean ancestry came alive in his exuberant … more
OPTIONS FOR STUDENTS: Students from the San Miguel School, a Lasallian school located in Providence, gather on the State House steps following Thursday’s school choice rally. Students, parents and school administrators rallied for greater state support of non-public educational options, which would allow low-income families greater choice in their children’s education.
Families demand educational options at National School Choice Week rally
PROVIDENCE — Hundreds of students, families, teachers and school administrators gathered in the State House rotunda last Thursday to rally for school choice — … more
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Read to Succeed awards $53,000 in scholarships to Bishop McVinney School students
PROVIDENCE — Fifty-three students from Bishop McVinney School in Providence each received a $1,000 scholarship from Read to Succeed at an awards ceremony on Monday, Oct. 29, in the St. Michael the … more
Eighth graders Anna Vredenburg and Ryan Stone present Principal Senenko with gifts and flowers from the school.
St. Philip School students celebrate principal’s graduation
SMITHFIELD — “Congratulations!” screamed the student body, teachers and staff with loud applause. Cynthia Senenko, principal of St. Philip School in Smithfield, had just completed a classroom … more
Amelia Henkel, an 8th grader at Blessed Sacrament School, won the school's VFW essay contest and went on to win at the post and district levels of the contest as well. This past Saturday, at a dinner in honor of the district winners, Amanda was named the state winner. She read her essay on the topic "When Should America's Military Heroes be Honored" at the dinner and received a savings bond and special certificates signed by Governor Carcieri. Her essay now proceeds to the national level of competition. Amanda is pictured with some of the top state and national representatives of the VFW. From left to right: Paul A. Spera, past Commander-in-Chief, VFW; Joseph Cerrito, VFW State Commander; Amelia Henkel; Karen K. LaVoie, VFW Ladies Auxiliary Department President; and Jan Tittle, VFW Ladies Auxiliary National President.”
Blessed Sacrament student wins statewide essay contest; will compete at national level
The essay: When Is The Right Time To Honor Our Military Heroes? more
Father John V. Doyle School Pre-School Graduation
COVENTRY-Father John V. Doyle’s Pre-school graduated June 12 following a very successful year. The graduation program was prepared by the pre-school teachers, Mrs. Kortick, Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Jussila. The morning was complete with songs, a video presentation and diplomas passed out by Father Paul Grenon. more
SINGING SENSATION: Jenny Sullivan, 14, a freshman at St. Raphael Academy in Pawtucket, will be heading to New York City next week to perform at Carnegie Hall.
St. Raphael Academy freshman to perform at Carnegie Hall
NORTH PROVIDENCE — The first time Jenny Sullivan, 14, steps foot into Carnegie Hall next week, it won’t be as a spectator. Rather, she’ll be singing as a second soprano with the Honors Choir as part of the 2015 High School Honors Performance Series. more
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Providence College announces first director of The Center @ Moore Hall
PROVIDENCE — Providence College (PC) recently announced that Dr. Shan Mukhtar will be the inaugural director of the Center @ Moore Hall on the PC campus. In this new role, Dr. Mukhtar will rely on … more
St. Luke School students stand out in science, engineering and history
St. Luke School seventh grader Angelina Deschenes recently won Best of Show in the Middle School Division at the Rhode Island State Science and Engineering Fair. In addition to being named a top … more
GREAT ACHIEVEMENTS: Filled with joy, hope and a great sense of accomplishment, members of The Prout School’s Class of 2013 were honored for their academic achievements during the school’s 45th commencement exercises held at the Ryan Center at the University of Rhode Island.
Prout graduates leave behind legacy of achievement
KINGSTON — Brady Kettle tried to “take it all in” as he processed from the floor of the University of Rhode Island’s Ryan Center after receiving his diploma — one of 146 graduates of The Prout School to be honored with “Pomp and Circumstance” on June 4. more
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