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JUDGE IS IN: Judicial Clerk Maddy McGunagle and Attorney Kristen Sloan Maccini introduce themselves and discuss their careers in law on May 5 at Cranston High School West as part of Rhode Island Law Day, which introduces students to opportunities in the field.
Cranston high school students learn about law
On May 5, in celebration of Rhode Island Law Day, Cranston High School East and West students were able to learn about careers in the legal field, including attorneys, judges, and law enforcement … more
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BRINGING THE WORLD TO CRANSTON SCHOOLS: World Language Teacher Rebecca Hobin looks on as students demonstrate their passion for learning more about the world through language. (Photo by Stephanie Bernaba)
Hobin to receive RI Foreign Language Association award
On May 18, Cranston Public Schools World Language teacher Rebecca Hobin will be awarded the Rhode Island Foreign Language Association Novice Teacher of the Year Award. Hobin, who has been in the … more
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CREATING TIES WITH LANGUAGE: Cranston High School West World Language Department Chair Lauren King and Cranston High School East World Language Department Chair Amy Ricci-Tum show off posters created by their AP Spanish Language and Culture students in the Cranston High School East library on March 20. The pair have been working together with their AP Spanish students since fall on project-based learning that centers around kindness and positivity. (Photo by Stephanie Bernaba)
Creating bonds through language learning
Thanks to Cranston High School East World Language Department Chair Amy Ricci-Tum and Cranston High School West World Language Department Chair Lauren King, a thick braid of kindness has been woven … more
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READING ON THE WAY: Rhodes Elementary school fourth grader Egypt Karbedah shows off a library card issued to him at school on March 17 through a partnership with the Cranston Public Library.
Bringing children back to books
Most adults fondly recall the day they received their first library card. Holding that card for the first time was both a rite of passage and a ticket to freedom via the imagination. Due to various … more
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THE SWEET TASTE OF ACHIEVEMENT: Edd Spidell received a gubernatorial proclamation from Infante-Green for his long and decorated career as the Founder and Lead Teacher of CACTC’s pre-engineering and robotics.
Teacher puts spark in robotics program
Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Angélica Infante-Green awarded citations to students for career and technical education month and recognized Teacher Edd Spidell for over 30 … more
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ENERGIZING THE CROWD: Air Force Airman 1st Class Benton Felty pumps up the crowd during the Full Spectrum Band’s performance at Cranston High School East on Feb. 14.
U.S. Air Force Full Spectrum Band visits East, West schools
Cranston East and West were filled with music on Feb. 13 and Feb.  14 when the district welcomed the United States Air Force Full Spectrum Band to perform at the schools. The Full Spectrum Band, … more
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CONNECTING COMMUNITY MEMBERS THROUGH CONVERSATION: Raymond Two Hawks Watson, founder and CEO of the Providence Cultural Equity Initiative, leads a discussion about social cohesion during ‘What’s Your Narrative?’ at the Cranston Public Library on Jan. 23. ‘What’s Your Narrative?’ was presented as part of OneCranston Health Equity Zone’s Community Conversations.
Embracing, experiencing true differences between race, culture
According to Raymond Two Hawks Watson, racism is real, but race is not. The founder and CEO of the Providence Cultural Equity Initiative joined Cranston Public Library and OneCranston Health Equity … more
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‘Annie’: a treasured classic takes to the stage at PPAC
The national tour of the time-honored family musical “Annie” kicked off Jan. 31 at the Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC). The tour, which runs through 2024 and is scheduled to stop … more
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WHAT CODING CAREERS ARE OUT THERE? Cranston High School East and Dutemple Elementary School students watch a short video created by Code.org on Dec. 14, emphasizing the value of computer science-related careers. Cranston East was notified in December that the school won a $10,000 prize to help further computer science education in secondary schools.
East to expand computer science offerings
Cranston High School East administrators learned Dec. 7 that the school was chosen to receive a $10,000 prize from Code.org to assist in the implementation of a Computer Science Career and Technical … more
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Joanne Evans
Local children’s book is a hoot
Joanne Evans of Cranston never saw herself as busy as she is today. A mother of four, new grandma, and soon-to-be two-time children’s author, Evans is jogging to keep up with the pace of her … more
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A BIT OF BRUSHING: Karrina Botelho and Jacen LaFontaine brush Jackie inside the barn at Equi Evolution. The field trip, for third through fifth grade students at Stone Hill Elementary School with autism spectrum disorder, provided students the ability to learn about the farm’s horses, what they eat and how the farm takes care of them.
Inspiring growth through equine-facilitated learning
By STEPHANIE BERNABA Stone Hill Elementary School students were treated to sensory delights on Nov. 23. The students, all in grades 3 through 5 and diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, … more
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OPERATION HOLIDAY CHEER: Park View staff and students pose with Lt. Governor Sabina Matos after presenting her cards and letters created by the entire eighth grade. The cards and letters were included in care packages sent to US soldiers stationed overseas as part of Operation Holiday Cheer.
LG Matos visits Park View for Operation Holiday Cheer
Just after noon on Oct. 26, a group of Park View Middle School eighth graders handed homemade cards and artwork created by their classmates to Lieutenant Governor Sabina Matos, to be sent to members … more
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EMERALD CITY SPIRIT IN THE AIR: Cranston East students travel excitedly toward Cranston Stadium at Cranston High School East’s Homecoming Parade on Sept. 23.
Raising that Thunderbolt spirit
Cranston East held its homecoming parade this past Friday. Step off began at 5:55 p.m. at the school and the parade traveled down Park Avenue to Cranston Stadium. (Photos by Stephanie Bernaba) more
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