Thanks to the Cuffee Cares Club, which focuses on serving the needs of people in our community, an extraordinary meeting unfolded at a senior center on Elmwood Avenue in Providence—
Paul Cuffee School was recently honored to host Mayor Brett Smiley and his advance team, who were thoroughly impressed by the students they met at both the lower and middle...
Reading Week at Paul Cuffee Lower School was a vibrant celebration of books and community. The week kicked off with a fun surprise for students as former Physical Education teacher Coach Marlon Mussington, joining virtually from California...
The Paul Cuffee Upper School recently welcomed leaders from the Providence Children's Film Festival (PCFF), who raised awareness of their programming and introduced a series of initiatives aimed at
Rachel Briggs of Dream Through STEAM RI visited Paul Cuffee 4th graders to teach a lesson on the physics of buoyancy and collaboration. Ms. Briggs also taught students where the...
Fourth grade received a visit from the Roger Williams Park Zoomobile, specially tailored to complement classroom units on animal defense mechanisms and environments.
As part of Paul Cuffee School's college and career readiness education, middle and upper school students attended local career fairs to get them thinking about their future.
After spending the early weeks of November learning about food insecurity, how to participate in hunger relief efforts right here in Rhode Island, and designing and creating unique ceramic bowls...
As part of the integrated arts curriculum, Paul Cuffee Middle School students had the opportunity to attend a special performance by the Rhode Island Colledge (RIC) Dance Company.
Emmie made her debut at PCS last month and was greeted with much excitement by Miss Bifulco’s third grade students! Emmie, a 9 month old Golden Retriever, will be visiting...
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%