Darline Berrios, Paul Cuffee fifth grade teacher, conceived, organized, and hosted a Basketball Tournament for Faculty, Staff, and Friends of Paul Cuffee School. Held in our Middle School gymnasium, the... Yearly Archives: 2013
Basketball Tournament Builds Friendship and Awareness of Annual Fund
Darline Berrios, Paul Cuffee fifth grade teacher, conceived, organized, and hosted a Basketball Tournament for Faculty, Staff, and Friends of Paul Cuffee School. Held in our Middle School gymnasium, the...
Darline Berrios, Paul Cuffee fifth grade teacher, conceived, organized, and hosted a Basketball Tournament for Faculty, Staff, and Friends of Paul Cuffee School. Held in our Middle School gymnasium, the... “La Musica de Mi Gente” Honors Posy Wiggins and a Vibrant Culture
When writer, director, and producer Robb Dimmick imagined La Musica de Mi Gente, a Musical that celebrates the rich cultures of the Latino people, he envisioned a cast of talented...
When writer, director, and producer Robb Dimmick imagined La Musica de Mi Gente, a Musical that celebrates the rich cultures of the Latino people, he envisioned a cast of talented... PCS 5th Graders Participate in Maritime Adventure
As part of their maritime curriculum on boat design and navigation, the 5th Grade went on a field trip to the Naval Station, Newport, RI. Students had the opportunity to...
As part of their maritime curriculum on boat design and navigation, the 5th Grade went on a field trip to the Naval Station, Newport, RI. Students had the opportunity to... Harvard University Alumni Interview Paul Cuffee Juniors
As part of the Harvard Club of Rhode Island’s Month of Service, 17 alumni of Harvard University interviewed 15 Paul Cuffee School juniors, preparing them for their college interviews that...
As part of the Harvard Club of Rhode Island’s Month of Service, 17 alumni of Harvard University interviewed 15 Paul Cuffee School juniors, preparing them for their college interviews that... Middle Schoolers Build Community and Environmental Understanding
What do catching tadpoles and aquatic invertebrates have in common with balancing a group of young friends on a seesaw platform? They are both fun, challenging activities offered by the...
What do catching tadpoles and aquatic invertebrates have in common with balancing a group of young friends on a seesaw platform? They are both fun, challenging activities offered by the... Paul Cuffee Upper School Student Speaks at Rhode Island Kids Count Annual Breakfast
Before more than 500 community members that included legislators, community leaders, and policymakers from education, health, and human services, Ivy Barclay ’14 delivered a powerful keynote address articulating the idea...
Before more than 500 community members that included legislators, community leaders, and policymakers from education, health, and human services, Ivy Barclay ’14 delivered a powerful keynote address articulating the idea... Community Leaders, Cuffee Board Members and Local Athletes Celebrate Reading Week with Paul Cuffee Students
This year’s state-wide celebration of Reading Week began at Paul Cuffee School with a film illustrating this year’s theme: Dig Deep: Unearth a Good Book. Throughout the week, community leaders...
This year’s state-wide celebration of Reading Week began at Paul Cuffee School with a film illustrating this year’s theme: Dig Deep: Unearth a Good Book. Throughout the week, community leaders... Head of Providence’s NAACP, Jim Vincent, Teams Up with Upper School Science Teacher for a Real Life Lesson on Social Justice
As part of Teach For America Week, Jim Vincent, the President of Providence’s NAACP team taught a lesson on racism and sexism in the science field with Amamah Sadar, PCS...
As part of Teach For America Week, Jim Vincent, the President of Providence’s NAACP team taught a lesson on racism and sexism in the science field with Amamah Sadar, PCS... PCS Middle Schoolers Build Speed Boats to Race in the Cuffee Cup
While studying the physics of propulsion, our 7th grade science students engineered and built boats powered by baking soda and vinegar or a rubber band. They then raced their boats...
While studying the physics of propulsion, our 7th grade science students engineered and built boats powered by baking soda and vinegar or a rubber band. They then raced their boats... Fourth Graders Get Into the Act
On March 22, PCS 4th graders held their annual Paul Cuffee play, We’ll Build a School, written by Grammy Award winning musician, Bill Harley. The play tells the story of...
On March 22, PCS 4th graders held their annual Paul Cuffee play, We’ll Build a School, written by Grammy Award winning musician, Bill Harley. The play tells the story of...