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Rhode Island Cities

Providence Schools ( 212,750 ) Central Falls Schools ( 19,389 )
Warwick Schools ( 83,275 ) East Greenwich Schools ( 19,118 )
Pawtucket Schools ( 75,168 ) Riverside Schools ( 19,023 )
Cranston Schools ( 71,586 ) Lincoln Schools ( 18,448 )
Woonsocket Schools ( 44,450 ) Barrington Schools ( 17,449 )
Cumberland Schools ( 34,140 ) Portsmouth Schools ( 17,029 )
Coventry Schools ( 33,138 ) Middletown Schools ( 17,027 )
West Warwick Schools ( 30,722 ) Tiverton Schools ( 15,432 )
Johnston Schools ( 30,313 ) Narragansett Schools ( 15,416 )
Newport Schools ( 25,834 ) North Providence Schools ( 15,295 )
North Kingstown Schools ( 24,667 ) Warren Schools ( 11,719 )
Bristol Schools ( 24,343 ) North Smithfield Schools ( 11,327 )
East Providence Schools ( 22,848 ) North Scituate Schools ( 9,302 )
Westerly Schools ( 22,250 ) Charlestown Schools ( 8,797 )
Wakefield Schools ( 20,420 ) Rumford Schools ( 8,504 )

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Providence School District Lincoln School District
Warwick School District Westerly School District
Cranston School District North Providence School District
Pawtucket School District Johnston School District
Woonsocket School District Portsmouth School District
East Providence School District Smithfield School District
Coventry School District Burrillville School District
Cumberland School District Middletown School District
North Kingstown School District East Greenwich School District
South Kingstown School District Newport School District
West Warwick School District Tiverton School District
Chariho School District Exeter-west Greenwich School District
Barrington School District North Smithfield School District
Central Falls School District Scituate School District
Bristol Warren School District Foster-glocester School District


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State Demographics


Estimated Population (2005): 1,097,105
Male:  529,335
Female:  567,770
Median Age:  37.18

Rhode Island School Districts Information

As of school year 2007, the state of Rhode Island has 53 school districts with 334 Public Schools and Private Schools. It has a total combined student population of 151,604 accros _n cities and towns


Earl losing some steam, but don't let down your guard

Rhode Island and Connecticut should be spared the worst of Hurricane Earl but state officials are warning residents not to get complacent.


Soccer realignment puts Chargers in tough league

The Rhode Island Interscholastic League realigns its sports fairly frequently, every four years to be exact. The latest reshuffling may have set a record though.


Anthro museum gets grant

A grant from the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities, awarded in June to the Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology as part of a K-12 Civics Initiative Major Grant, will be used for outreach programs for local schools. ...


EMA continues to prep for Earl

The Rhode Island Emergency Management Agency held a press briefing on the preparations of Hurricane Earl.


TN schools inch closer to national standardized testing

One year after Tennessee introduced standardized tests that promised more rigor for public school students, the state will embark on another overhaul, this time on a much larger scale.


California Snubbed On ‘Race To The Top’ School Cash – Again

By Chris Levister Black Voice News California has fallen short in its second and final bid to win a controversial federal Race to the Top school-reform grant. The winners, confirmed last week by federal officials, are Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Rhode Island and the District of Columbia. [...]


School district will be ready for next Race to the Top

Race to the Top Phase 2 funding recently bypassed Pennsylvania, giving schools less money to work with. Warren County School District Coordinator of Grants and Foundational Development Matthew Jones said RTTT aims to promote education reform.


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Report: Education financing relies more on locals in Mass.

Massachusetts public schools are more dependent on city and town funding than those in most other states, and while the state ranks high in per-pupil spending, it lags in spending compared to the state’s ability to pay, according to a report released Wednesday.


Anxious London awaits Spiders

CHARLOTTESVILLE --Mike London knew he had to be a salesman as well as a coach when he was hired in December to direct Virginia's football program. The Cavaliers (3-9 in 2009) were coming off their worst season since 1982. Fans were apathetic and relationships with high schools in Virginia weren't pristine....