At the December 19th Morning Meeting, performing artist Keith Munslow enchanted his audience by playing piano for a dramatization of Mo Willems’ popular storybook Piggie & Gerald - Watch Me Throw The Ball, performed by two faculty.
To continue an annual tradition that benefits the RI Food Bank, fourth graders and their teachers hosted their annual Empty Bowls fundraising event on Thursday evening November 17th at the...
Thanks to our librarian and other book lovers in Rhode Island, the Paul Cuffee Lower School has received its own copies of the 2023 RI Children’s Book Award Nominee Book...
To complete a month of learning with a day of hands-on activities, games, and cultural pride, the Upper School faculty and staff hosted an Olympic Games Day. There were awards...
While the culture of caring and kindness remains strong at PCS, bullying prevention is still among our top priorities.
To demonstrate a united front, on October 19th, the day of...
Thanks to a generous sponsorship, 18 Paul Cuffee School students and staff were able to attend the fifth annual RISE Women’s Leadership Conference. Motivated by the keynote speakers, panel discussions,...
To contribute to a happy new school year for their Paul Cuffee Elementary School neighbors, a group of RI Commerce employees that focus on giving back to the community collected two...
Thanks to your donations, every Paul Cuffee student got to take their learning outdoors this spring. Our Lower School children enjoyed plein air art classes and other field trips, as...
The Paul Cuffee School Class of 2022 celebrated their hard work and accomplishments at Waterfire Center for the Arts on June 8th with an enthusiastic audience of more than...
To provide helpful advice for success in school, Paul Cuffee Upper School students, who are members of the Mentors at Cuffee (MAC) after school program, designed and facilitated a morning...
Average Class Size: 20 Current Enrollment: 820 Students of Color: 96%
Female Students: 51%
Male Students: 49%
Free/Reduced Price Lunch Eligibility: 82%
Multi-Language Learners: 19%
Students Receiving Special Education Services: 13%
Total Employees: 168
BIPOC: 45%
Female Employees: 75%
Male Employees: 25%