In late 2024, the Foundation partnered with the nationally recognized Annenberg Institute at Brown University (“Annenberg”) to undertake an effort to study, assess, and make recommendations for an improved, equitable public education funding formula in Rhode Island. We decided to embark on this work because we know that education is the great equalizer. It […]Read More
WARWICK, RI (April 17, 2025) – The Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) and Rhode Island Energy are teaming up to offer a free exploratory program designed to give participants a window into the growing utilities industry. Introduction to Utilities – free to anyone who meets eligibility requirements through funding from Rhode Island Energy – […]Read More
PAWTUCKET, RI — The following statement regarding litigation filed by Patricia Royal may be attributed to Omar Reyes on behalf of the Pawtucket School Committee: A widely publicized Complaint has been filed in Rhode Island Federal District Court by Patricia Royal against members of the Pawtucket School Committee, School District Administrators, Mayor Grebien, and members […]Read More
Parents, families and guardians of children who will be four years old as of September 1 encouraged to apply PROVIDENCE, RI – Governor Dan McKee, Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green, and the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) today announced the opening of the annual state-funded RI Pre-Kindergarten (RI Pre-K) program lottery for the 2025-26 school year. Parents, […]Read More
Barnyard Buddies, a sensory-friendly petting zoo designed specifically for children with autism and sensory sensitivities, ages 2-9—but all are welcome to join the fun! This event creates a calm, engaging space where kids can interact with friendly farm animals, including gentle goats, cuddly bunnies, fluffy alpacas, and more! There will be hands-on, farm-themed craft activities and treats for kiddos too, and an opportunity to tour the center […]Read More
WARWICK, RI – Rep. Seth Magaziner (RI-02), a member of the House Natural Resources Committee, issued the following statement after reports that previously rehired National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration employees in Rhode Island and Massachusetts will again be terminated: “NOAA is indispensable for Rhode Island fishermen and our state’s coastal economy – tracking fish stocks, managing […]Read More
By Jeff Theodore A multitalented artist, Zach Fulford plays trumpet, writes and arranges music, composes film scores and conducts. Rhode Island College music major Zach Fulford is putting the finishing touches on what he considers his masterpiece. Fulford, 22, a senior, is creating a symphony as part of his departmental honors project. He’s been working […]Read More
Elected & Community Leaders To Gather For Groundbreaking Ceremony For New Pawtucket High School On Site Of Former McCoy Stadium On Thursday, April 10th at 10:00 AM, city and state leaders including Mayor Donald Grebien, Governor Dan McKee, Speaker Joseph Shekarchi, Commissioner of Education Angelica Infante Green, and Acting Pawtucket Superintendent Randy Buck will gather […]Read More
G Neronha Co-leads Coalition Suing to Stop Dismantling of Federal Agencies PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Attorney General Neronha today co-led a coalition of 20 attorneys general in suing the Trump administration to stop the dismantling of three federal agencies that provide services and funding supporting public libraries and museums, workers, and small businesses nationwide. In March, […]Read More
WASHINGTON, DC – Early this morning, after an overnight vote-a-thon, the U.S. Senate voted 51-48 to pass a controversial Republican budget framework. Republicans used unprecedented budget gimmicks to pretend that adding over $4.6 trillion to the debt in the coming years by extending the Trump Tax Giveaways will magically add $0 to the national debt. The […]Read More
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