PK-16 Partnership Database
Learn about innovative partnerships between PK-12 schools and higher education institutions happening right now in Rhode Island. Use the database to access key contacts, partnership descriptions, annual budgets and much more. New partnerships are being added regularly so check back often for project ideas, resources and potential partners.
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January 27th, 2012
Office of Community Service Learning_FSEHD_RIC
From January 2012 through February 2012, Rhode Island College’s Feinstein School of Education and Human Development, is assisting the Garden City Elementary School PTO in delivering the Junior...
Cranston
Math
Technology
Life Skills
Financial Literacy
Garden City School
Career/Workforce Preparation
Civic And Community Engagement
Applied Learning
Rhode Island College
January 26th, 2012
Office of Community Service Learning_FSEHD_RIC
The Rhode Island College (RIC), Feinstein School of Education and Human Development(FSEHD), Office of Community Service Learning, is collaborating with Mt. Pleasant High School’s Right Track...
Providence
Math
Mount Pleasant High School
College Access/Readiness
Improve Academic Achievement
Overall School Improvement
Rhode Island College
January 18th, 2012
Office of Community Service Learning_FSEHD_RIC
Kidventure is a 21st Century after-school program at Gladstone Elementary School in Cranston. The program provides a safe and fun environment in which students are given academic and...
Cranston
Math
Science
Technology
Health
English Language Arts/Literacy
Life Skills
Visual/Performing Arts
Other
Gladstone Street School
Improve Academic Achievement
Tutoring/Mentoring
Applied Learning
Overall School Improvement
Rhode Island College
In The Spotlight
Lincoln High School - Rhode Island College Open Books Open Minds Connect
This project is an innovative attempt to provide Advanced Placement United States History students...
"The renewed emphasis on collaboration throughout all levels of education in Rhode Island allows us to assist our students in a more comprehensive and cohesive manner. Ultimately, that is highly more efficient and effective for the student as well as for the system. Nowhere is that more evident than in some of the terrific, forward-thinking partnerships that have been developed between the state’s institutions of higher education and many of our K-12 school districts. These partnerships are highly innovative, show tremendous imagination and creativity and serve to benefit not only the K-12 students but the faculty and students of our institutions of higher learning as well."
Ray M. Di Pasquale, Commissioner of Higher Education
