Education
Living History: RI Public School Students Reflect on the Year-and-a-Half That Changed Everything
In their own words, elementary, middle and high school students share the trials and joys of growing up in a pandemic.
Can Providence Schools Survive State Control?
Two years into the takeover, the district has weathered terse union negotiations and an assault scandal.
New York Times Best Selling Author Martha Hall Kelly to Visit Dame Farm and Orchards
New York Times best-selling author Martha Hall Kelly will be at the farm in Johnston for a sunflower-themed book event.
Learn More and Apply for the Rhode Island Foundation's Equity Leadership Initiative
Two online information sessions will help potential applicants learn more about the program; one is today, June 29 from 5 to 6 p.m. and another info session takes place on Thursday, July 1.
Giddy Up: Newport Polo Offers Lessons for Kids
The program teaches children sportsmanship and responsibility.
10 Rhode Island Heroes to Celebrate This Women's History Month
Every Rhode Islander should know these names.
RIBBA’s Scholarship Applications Open for Black High School Seniors
The Institute of Economic Empowerment and Development helps provide these scholarships to Black Rhode Island students who will be enrolled in college this fall.
Super Beagle Teaches Kids About How Dogs See Color
Kim Edge Ambler and her daughter Rell worked on the children's book together about their dog Angie.
Tennis Hall of Fame Black History Virtual Lecture Series
Join historians Robert Cvornyek and Keith Stokes for a presentation on Black Tennis History in Rhode Island.
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