Founded in 2000, CVS Highlander Charter School is an independent charter school that enrolls more than 170 students in kindergarten through grade eight. Its syllabus includes English, mathematics, science, social studies, language arts and music. The school works in collaboration with the Dunn Institute for Learning Differences, which is a nonprofit organization. It also organizes a range of athletic activities that includes basketball, swimming, and track and field. The school operates boy and girl clubs, as well as organizes a range of activities, such as field trips and community involvement events. In addition, it conducts student-parent-teacher learning plan meetings and offers out-of-school homework assistance services. CVS Highlander Charter School is located in Providence, R.I.
Located in Pawtucket, R.I., Samuel Slater Junior High School is an educational institution that serves students in grades six through eight. Its academic curriculum includes various subjects, such as reading, language arts, mathematics, science and social studies. The school offers a variety of extracurricular programs in art, music and physical education. It also conducts sessions in vocational education and architectural design. The school operates various student organizations, such as a student council, chorus, and art, drama, math and sign language clubs. Samuel Slater Junior High School also offers various sports activities, such as basketball, football, volleyball, soccer and cross country. It is a part of Pawtucket School Department, which operates several elementary, middle and high schools.
Hope Highlands Elementary School provides educational opportunities for students in kindergarten through grade six. It offers classes in music, math, science, social studies, reading, writing and art. The school also maintains a parent-teacher organization and conducts instructive sessions in the areas of health and physical education and orchestra. It addition, Hope Highlands Elementary School provides lunch options for students. It administers speech therapy and guidance programs. The school operates a library and organizes book fairs. Hope Highlands Elementary School offers the Investigations in Number, Data, and Space program, which was developed at TERC, which is a nonprofit research and development organization that works to improve math, science and technology teaching and learning skills. It is a part of Cranston Public Schools, which is a school district that serves more than in kindergarten through grade 12.
Birchwood School is a private elementary educational institution that serves students in grades one through eight. Its academic curriculum includes science, math, computer education, music and language arts. The school offers poetry and research skill programs. Birchwood School is staffed with teachers, secretaries, custodians and office assistants. It operates after-school math and science clubs. The school also organizes academic competitions for students, such as Toshiba s ExploraVision, Young Astronauts, Math Olympiads and Continental Math League.
Saylesville Elementary School is an educational institution that offers a range of academic and enrichment programs. The school enrolls more than 245 students in kindergarten through grade five. It offers classes in art, music, science, writing, reading, social studies and mathematics, as well as health care and transportation services. Saylesville Elementary School operates a parent-teacher organization and conducts field trips. The school also administers English as a Second Language and special education programs. In addition, it serves a selection of food items and beverages for breakfast and lunch. Saylesville Elementary School is a part of Lincoln Public Schools, which governs elementary, middle and high education institutions. The district administers technology and human resources departments.
