Members of Rhode Island Commerce Corporation's new community outreach program "Commerce Cares" visited the school recently to present the Parent Association with a donation of
An eagerly anticipated tradition for Paul Cuffee Middle and Upper School students, the Providence Rotary Street Painting Festival engaged enthusiastic artists in spite of torrential rains this year.
As you may know, local philanthropist John S. Carter, Jr. was an esteemed member of the Paul Cuffee School community for more than 15 years and enjoyed close relationships with our founding Board President Dave Burnham and Head of School David Bourns.
When Paul Cuffee School was founded it was done so with an independent and democratic spirit. That spirit is also alive and well in countless other independent, community charter schools like ours. Recently, I had the opportunity to meet leaders of such...
The Columbus Theater in Providence buzzed with excitement on June 13 as Paul Cuffee School’s fourth graduating class held its commencement ceremony. Graduating senior Raycily Castillo gave the student address,...
At its May meeting the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to elect Earl Nathan Smith III as the next President of the Paul Cuffee School Board of Trustees, effective July...
Pam Dodman, Upper School Science Teacher
Whether on land or on water, Paul Cuffee students are always exploring the natural world that surrounds them.
In mid-May, during the first stretch...
By Edna Attias, 6th Grade Science Teacher
The word invasive may sound harsh and intimidating, but not for marine resource specialist and middle school parent Kevin Cute. Mr. Cute is...
By Barbara Boyle, Lower School Reading Specialist
Recently, I came upon a book that contains revealing essays written by over 100 authors, literacy experts, poets, librarians, and researchers. In the...
Not many kids get a glimpse from the author himself into their favorite fictional hero’s next adventure. But when children’s author and long-time artist in residence Bill Harley joined third...
Average Class Size: 20 Current Enrollment: 798 Students of Color: 97%
Female Students: 51%
Male Students: 49%
Free/Reduced Price Lunch Eligibility: 87%
Multi-Language Learners: 22%
Students Receiving Special Education Services: 12%
Total Employees: 168
BIPOC: 45%
Female Employees: 75%
Male Employees: 25%