Not a word of English is spoken in Ms. Ng Duran’s Advanced Placement (AP) Spanish class. The students from grades 10, 11 and 12 busy themselves with the day’s learning...
Every few weeks second graders’ eyes light up when letters arrive from their pen-pals at Laurelmead, a senior retirement community on Providence’s east side.
Thirty lucky middle school girls were selected to attend Tech Collective’s fifth annual STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) workshop and career expo which aims to increase...
120 cups of hot chocolate served, 200 cookies enjoyed, and 75 students with a brand new books for the holidays! That’s how the Lower School Holiday Book Giveaway culminated on...
In a world where our daily lives are simplified by apps, it’s easy to wonder about what will come next and who will be paving the way for design and...
What do we know of Paul Cuffee, the man, at Paul Cuffee School? A basic yet profound question that inspired a week’s worth of activities to learn about and celebrate...
The marble rotunda of the Rhode Island State House rang with the voices of 5th graders, who, under the direction of Mrs. Frances Candelario, brought holiday cheer to Paul Cuffee...
As part of their unit on the Holocaust, 8th graders had the opportunity to hear from the son of an Auschwitz survivor. Len Newman visited Paul Cuffee Middle School to talk about his late father, David Newman, who survived the most notorious death
Thirteen budding young artists, under the direction of art teachers Ms. Weigand (Middle School) and Ms. Stoos (Upper School), competed in the Providence Rotary’s annual Street Painting Festival at the Alex and Ani Skating Rink in Providence.
OK, so there weren’t exactly 300 of them, but 20 men who are members of the 300MENri community lined the walkway into Paul Cuffee Upper School on Monday morning to greet each and every student who arrived.
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%