Thirty middle schoolers found themselves following the yellow brick road to Oz as they performed The Wiz.
Directed by Robb Dimmick and sponsored by the 21st Century Community Learning Centers... Latest News
Middle Schoolers Find an Emerald City for the Holidays
Thirty middle schoolers found themselves following the yellow brick road to Oz as they performed The Wiz.
Directed by Robb Dimmick and sponsored by the 21st Century Community Learning Centers...
Thirty middle schoolers found themselves following the yellow brick road to Oz as they performed The Wiz.
Directed by Robb Dimmick and sponsored by the 21st Century Community Learning Centers... PCS 2nd Grader Stacks Up Against the Competition
In the recent 8th Annual Connecticut State Sport Stacking Championships, PCS 2nd Grader Giovani Love set new World Sport Stacking Association RI state records for his division.
In the recent 8th Annual Connecticut State Sport Stacking Championships, PCS 2nd Grader Giovani Love set new World Sport Stacking Association RI state records for his division. National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) Challenges PCS 10th Graders to Write a Novel in 30 Days
Paul Cuffee Upper School students are participating in NaNoWriMo during the month of November, dedicating much of their time and energy in an attempt to write a novel in just 30 days.
Paul Cuffee Upper School students are participating in NaNoWriMo during the month of November, dedicating much of their time and energy in an attempt to write a novel in just 30 days. Paul Cuffee 4th Graders Share their Ceramic Talent and Willingness to Help Others with November’s Empty Bowls Event
Under the direction of visual arts instructor Michelle Carden and 4th grade teacher Kelly Barr the 4th grade orchestrated their annual “Empty Bowls” event.
Under the direction of visual arts instructor Michelle Carden and 4th grade teacher Kelly Barr the 4th grade orchestrated their annual “Empty Bowls” event. STEM in the Middle Opens Young Girls’ Eyes to Opportunities
Accompanied by Middle School science teachers, Ms. Alvarez and Ms. Attias, 30 middle school girls were selected to attend Tech Collective’s 6th annual STEM workshop and career expo which aims to increase STEM awareness and participation at a critical time in young women’s education.
Accompanied by Middle School science teachers, Ms. Alvarez and Ms. Attias, 30 middle school girls were selected to attend Tech Collective’s 6th annual STEM workshop and career expo which aims to increase STEM awareness and participation at a critical time in young women’s education. 
PCS Middle School Students Add to their College-Bound Tool Kit by Joining the Cru Club
Getting into college is hard enough, but 14 of our Middle School students are getting an early start by joining the Cru Club, an after school activity sponsored by the College Crusade of Rhode Island.
Getting into college is hard enough, but 14 of our Middle School students are getting an early start by joining the Cru Club, an after school activity sponsored by the College Crusade of Rhode Island. PCUS Students Bring the SSV Oliver Hazard Perry into Providence Harbor for her Maiden Voyage to the City
Eight years and $16M later the tall ship SSV Oliver Hazard Perry now graces the waters along the East Coast, from the Canadian Maritimes to the Caribbean.
Eight years and $16M later the tall ship SSV Oliver Hazard Perry now graces the waters along the East Coast, from the Canadian Maritimes to the Caribbean. 4th Grade Teacher, Ms. Emily Caldarelli Receives Nationwide Recognition
Pom poms shook and shouts of applause resounded through the gym at the Lower School yesterday as in a surprise award ceremony, 4th grade teacher, Ms. Emily Caldarelli received the prestigious Milken Educator Award for 2016.
Pom poms shook and shouts of applause resounded through the gym at the Lower School yesterday as in a surprise award ceremony, 4th grade teacher, Ms. Emily Caldarelli received the prestigious Milken Educator Award for 2016. Paul Cuffee Students Win First Prize at Street Painting Festival
Stepping over and around kneeling artists, water bottles, and racks of chalk was worth it to view the striking designs painted by Paul Cuffee students during September's Street Painting Festival.
Stepping over and around kneeling artists, water bottles, and racks of chalk was worth it to view the striking designs painted by Paul Cuffee students during September's Street Painting Festival.