Articles from Rhode Island Education News

Will More RI Charter Schools See Unionizing Efforts (Subscrp)

Rhode Island's charter school sector is experiencing growing interest in unionization efforts among educators and support staff. The trend reflects broader labor movement activities in education and raises questions about working conditions, compensation, and job security in charter schools. This development could reshape the relationship between charter school operators and their workforce while potentially impacting the operational autonomy that characterizes the charter school model. Source: pbn.com

Johnston Hires New Superintendent

The Johnston School District has selected and hired a new superintendent to lead the district's educational initiatives and administrative operations. This leadership change represents an opportunity for fresh perspectives on curriculum development, student achievement goals, and community engagement. The new superintendent will be tasked with continuing Johnston's educational progress while addressing current challenges and implementing strategic improvements to benefit students and families. Source: wpri.com

Gov McKee Condemns Administration's Move to Cut Education Funding

Governor Dan McKee has strongly condemned the Trump administration's efforts to gut the U.S. Department of Education and slash federal education funding. The governor emphasized that Rhode Island is committed to building a stronger future through education, stating that "Education is not a line item, it is a national imperative." McKee's statement reflects growing concerns among state leaders about potential impacts on Rhode Island's educational programs and student services. Source: patch.com

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