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We are conducting a brief survey to determine if users are able to find information on our website. We would appreciate your input.
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Congratulations to Millena Carapia, currently a 5th grader at the Frank E. Thompson Middle School! Last spring, while a 4th grade student at the Claiborne Pell Elementary School, Mellena worked with Art Supervisor Diane Sheehan on artwork to represent the State of Rhode Island for the annual Easter Egg Roll at the White House. Millena worked on a design with the state flag, bird and state flower. Each state is represented at the annual Easter Egg Roll, and Mellena Carapia’s design was selected as the Rhode Island design! What an amazing honor!
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City of Newport Code Red
Hurricane season is now upon us. We encourage everyone to sign up for the Code Red Emergency Notification System. Code Red is designed to give alerts in regards to severe weather conditions, roads closures, parking bans and other emergency types of alerts. To sign up, you can visit the City of Newport’s web site at www.cityofnewport.com and click on the Code Red Icon. Thank you for your participation.
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School Committee Seeks Volunteers for Subcommittees
The Newport School Committee is seeking community members to serve on various subcommittees.
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Electric Boat
Newport Area Career and Technical Center (NACTC) is proud to announce our partnership with Electric Boat in North Kingstown, with the help of the van Beuren Charitable Foundation and the Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training.
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RIBA School Closing Text Alerts
The Rhode Island Broadcasting Association has the quickest and easiest way for the public to find out about statewide school closings with its text alert web page, allowing computer and mobile phone users to sign up for text message and email alerts. Click the link above and click through to the signup page.
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Sign Up For CODE RED
With the potential for our area to be impacted by the effects Hurricane Joaquin the City of Newport would like to take this opportunity to inform or remind residents of their ability to enroll in the City’s Mass Notification System, Code Red. This tool is used for both Emergency and Non-Emergency situations and allows the City to contact residents with important messages.
