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PCS students, through partnerships with several organizations, had the opportunity to test their sailing skills and learn about local habitats.
PCS students, through partnerships with several organizations, had the opportunity to test their sailing skills and learn about local habitats. Paul Cuffee School Welcomes Class of 2029
They are only 4 years old now but were welcomed into the Cuffee Community amidst the fanfare of a Book Giveaway, Story Time, Face Painting, and, most importantly, an Ice Cream Social.
They are only 4 years old now but were welcomed into the Cuffee Community amidst the fanfare of a Book Giveaway, Story Time, Face Painting, and, most importantly, an Ice Cream Social. PCS Lower School Students STEAM Ahead to Test the Laws of Physics
Add a dash of color, ribbon, pipe cleaners, glue, and glitter and you’ve added the A in Art to a STEM night - a night of family fun that weaves art into Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.
Add a dash of color, ribbon, pipe cleaners, glue, and glitter and you’ve added the A in Art to a STEM night - a night of family fun that weaves art into Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. PCS Graduates Celebrate “Five Hundred Twenty-Five Thousand Journeys to Plan” as they Begin Bright Futures
Amid a sea of blue and white caps and gowns, balloons and flowers, Paul Cuffee School's second commencement class graduated from the Upper School at the Columbus Theatre in Providence on Tuesday night.
Amid a sea of blue and white caps and gowns, balloons and flowers, Paul Cuffee School's second commencement class graduated from the Upper School at the Columbus Theatre in Providence on Tuesday night. PCS Second Graders Watch the Chicken/Egg Debate Unfold Before their Eyes
Do you know a Dominque from a Rhode Island Red? A kale seedling from a snap pea? PCS 2nd graders do. Their spring science unit “Living Things” celebrates rebirth and sustainability in all its forms.
Do you know a Dominque from a Rhode Island Red? A kale seedling from a snap pea? PCS 2nd graders do. Their spring science unit “Living Things” celebrates rebirth and sustainability in all its forms. PCS Upper School Musicians Delight Fans at Laurelmead
Music teacher and choral director, Ms. Sybille Pierre may have been with PCS only a few months, but she is already making her mark with the 25 person chorus and instrumentalists at the Upper School.
Music teacher and choral director, Ms. Sybille Pierre may have been with PCS only a few months, but she is already making her mark with the 25 person chorus and instrumentalists at the Upper School. PCS Middle Schoolers Build Community and Environmental Understanding
Seventh graders came to school on a recent Thursday with bags packed and spirits high. Students were prepared - and over packed! - for the annual overnight field trip to URI's W. Alton Jones
Seventh graders came to school on a recent Thursday with bags packed and spirits high. Students were prepared - and over packed! - for the annual overnight field trip to URI's W. Alton Jones PCS “Junior Achiever” Speaks at Awards Ceremony Honoring RI Leader
PCS 11th grader Wesley Monteiro Cabral spoke at the 2015 Morris J.W. Gaebe Profile in Excellence Awards dinner at the Marriott in Providence.
PCS 11th grader Wesley Monteiro Cabral spoke at the 2015 Morris J.W. Gaebe Profile in Excellence Awards dinner at the Marriott in Providence. 
