The Ph.D.-carrying storyteller is especially popular around Halloween and shares the spotlight with glowing skeletons and fog machines.
One school graduated 100 percent of students last year. Was it yours?
Via RIHS.org, from the “Thunder and Steam” exhibition at the Museum of Work and Culture. Today, the Rhode Island Historical Society (RIHS) announced some big news: Tours at three RIHS-run sites — the John Brown House, the Museum of Work and Culture and the Robinson Research Center — will henceforth be free for all classes and student groups from preschool…
When Governor Gina Raimondo proposed Rhode Island Promise, a $30 million scholarship program offering two years of free in-state tuition to Rhode Island students, we all felt a lot of emotions around here. Some of us were jealous. (Admit it.) Some of us were psyched for the kids. Some of us couldn’t get past the sticker shock. But then, news…
The RI Philharmonic’s Link Up program lets thousands of kids play with the orchestra.
“Given the current political climate we find ourselves in and the rise of Islamophobia, it’s something that is definitely needed,” says Aisha Manzoor.
It’s officially back-to-school season, and if that doesn’t get your heart racing, the thought of going back-to-school shopping certainly will. You might have to drag your little one to pick out their lunchbox and crayons after a long summer break by the beach, but for the 1.7 million homeless children living in the United States, this time of year often…
