Middletown, ( RI ) Rhode Island Schools

John F. Kennedy School 740 West Main Road Middletown, RI 02842 Phone: 4018475937 Population: 344 Grade: KG - 04	Forest Avenue School 315 Forest Avenue Middletown, RI 02842 Phone: 4018499434 Population: 276 Grade: PK - 04
Aquidneck School 70 Reservoir Avenue Middletown, RI 02842 Phone: 4018474921 Population: 337 Grade: PK - 04

Joseph H. Gaudet School 1113 Aquidneck Avenue Middletown, RI 02842 Phone: 4018466395 Population: 755 Grade: 05 - 08

Middletown High School 130 Valley Road Middletown, RI 02842 Phone: 4018467250 Population: 682 Grade: 09 - 12

Football: Passing League preps locals for start of 2010 season

SOMERSET All of the area high school football teams, in varying forms and numbers, were in attendance for Week 5 of the 2010 East Bay Passing League, which took place Wednesday night, July 28, on the grounds of Somerset High.

The legacy of El Hajj Malik El Shabazz lives! an interview wit his grandson Malcolm Shabazz

After Malcolm X passed on, his writings and teachings really took root in the minds of a new generation, inspiring young Black people in Oakland to create the Black Panther Party. Forty-five years later, his first male heir and grandson, Malcolm Shabazz, has come to the Bay. Meet him and Cynthia McKinney Thursday, July 22, 7:30 p.m., at Twinspace, 2111 Mission St., San Francisco.

R.I. News Digest: Lynch on campaign trail with Caprio

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Later School Start Times May Foster Better Students

MONDAY, July 5 (HealthDay News) -- High school students at a private school in Rhode Island who started school a half-hour later in the morning were in better moods, more alert, less depressed and more likely to actually attend class than before the time change, a new study shows.

Study shows teens benefit from later school day

July 05, 2010 CHICAGO - Giving teens 30 extra minutes to start their school day leads to more alertness in class, better moods, less tardiness, and even healthier breakfasts, a small study found.

Let's wake up to sleep survey results

The importance of sleep to individual productivity has been repeatedly reinforced in scientific research over the past decade or more.

Later school days benefit teens

CHICAGO - GIVING teens 30 extra minutes to start their school day leads to more alertness in class, better moods, less tardiness, and even healthier breakfasts, a small study found. 'The results were stunning. There's no other word to use,' said Patricia Moss, academic dean at the Rhode Island boarding school where the study was done. 'We didn't think we'd get that much bang for the buck.' The ...

US study shows teens benefit from later school day

CHICAGO - Giving teens 30 extra minutes to start their school day leads to more alertness in class, better moods, less tardiness, and even healthier breakfasts, a small study found. The results appear in July's Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. The results mirror those at a few schools that have delayed starting times more than half an hour.

Later school day makes teens more alert: study

Giving teens 30 extra minutes to start their school day leads to more alertness in class, better moods, less tardiness, and even healthier breakfasts, according to a small study.

Teens 'benefit from later school day'

Giving teens 30 extra minutes to start their school day leads to more alertness in class, better moods, less tardiness and even healthier breakfast, a study shows.