Please join us for a Ribbon Cutting as we celebrate the opening of our building addition and Welcome Center Claiborne Pell Elementary School!
35 Dexter Street, Newport, RI
10:00 – 11 AM - Wednesday, August 31, 2022
Refreshments will follow
The latest Superintendent's Update has been posted and can be found at the following link https://www.npsri.net/page/superintendents-updates
Last night's Newport School Committee meeting video has been posted and can be found on the School Committee Meetings page... https://www.npsri.net/page/school-committee-meetings
We're just one month away from the start of the 2022-2023 school year! First day of class for Grades 1-12 is September 7th. Click here for the full Newport Public Schools 2022-2023 Calendar: https://bit.ly/nps-2022-2023-calendar
Newport is famous for boating, and thanks to the IYRS School of Technology & Trades our students are actually learning how to build boats! Through IYRS's Summer Boat Building program, students learn carpentry, boat building, tool handling, and resume writing skills, all while receiving a paid stipend. What an amazing summer learning experience! ⛵
School may be out for the summer, but our students are still learning, having fun, and exploring our community thanks to One Newport partnerships with amazing local organizations like Bike Newport.🚲
Get the facts about regionalization at https://middletown-newport.us/ and then take our survey to share your ideas and concerns. Survey link here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BJ6R63N - Please share your feedback by end of day Thursday, August 4th!
Newport students and recent grads: We want to hear from you! Today at 3:30pm and 6:00pm at Innovate Newport (513 Broadway) come be part of the conversation about public school regionalization. Frosty Freeze coupons will be given to participants!
¡Viernes de preguntas frecuentes sobre regionalización! Tus preguntas respondidas. Más preguntas respondidas en https://middletown-newport.us/.
Students your voice matters! Come be part of the conversation on July 25 or 26th and have an impact on the future of your school.
Regionalization FAQ Friday! Your questions answered. More questions answered at https://middletown-newport.us/.
Participate in the future of our students. Learn more about regionalization and have your voice heard at the public meetings July 25 & 26.
Are you curious to learn more about school regionalization? Do you want to have your voice heard? The Middletown-Newport Public Schools Regionalization group will be hosting a trio of public meetings later this month on July 25th at 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. or from 6 -8 p.m. in person at Innovate Newport and ONLINE via Zoom on Tuesday, July 26th from 6-8 p.m.
Spanish translation will be available at all meetings! For more information, including Zoom log-in information, head over to middletown-newport.us
Middletown and Newport: This summer, a team is studying how our schools might benefit from millions in state funding if we join forces and regionalize. As part of that study, we want your ideas of what educational opportunities are important to you. Please take the survey (by Thursday) and come to the July meetings. Details at www.middletown-newport.us.
Middletown and Newport residents got their first official sampling of regionalization between the two school districts Monday. Please go to https://middletown-newport.us/ to participate in a survey and learn more about regionalization.
throughout the month of July 2022, Newport Public Schools Food Resources has been selected to receive a $1 donation for every $10.99 Bloomin' 4 Good Bouquet with the red circle sticker sold at the store located at 1360 West Main Road, Middletown RI.
Our One Newport community partner, the Newport Community School, will be offering summer learning and academic recovery program opportunities to Thompson Middle School and Rogers High School students. Click here for more information: https://bit.ly/NewportCommunitySchool
Last Friday, our One Newport community partner Island Moving Company worked with our Pell Elementary students on a fun and interactive music and dancing experience incorporating the themes of Community, Peace, and Equality. Thank you Island Moving Company for giving our students this wonderful experience!
Wow, what an amazing groundbreaking ceremony for our new, state-of-the-art Rogers High School project! Thank you Governor Dan McKee, Senator Jack Reed, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, R.I. General Treasurer Seth Magaziner, RIDE Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green, Mayor Jeanne Napolitano, City Council members, School Committee members, Building Committee members, and or course our students and families for joining us today. Go Vikings!!
Melissa Turner has been an All-Star Save the Bay educator for over a decade. Melissa is always looking for ways to have her students participate in Save the Bay education programs, especially when we had to pivot to virtual learning. Melissa engaged her students in watching all of the Breakfast By The Bay episodes created by Save the Bay during quarantine. After each virtual program, she would have students do an activity based on the lesson and then send their work in to Save the Bay. Melissa always makes time to participate in Save the Bay feedback groups, and even participated in the Save the Bay strategic planning process. Her commitment to environmental education and engagement with Save The Bay’s curriculum more than earns her the title of “Save the Bay's Teacher of the Year.”
