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Contact: Olivia Byron
Paul Mitchell The School Rhode Island
30 Chapel View Boulevard, Suite 100
401-946-9920, x 208
admissions@pmtsri.com
www.pmtsrhodeisland.com
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Paul Mitchell The School Rhode Island to open in Chapel View!
Cranston, Rhode Island — Paul Mitchell Schools proudly announce the opening of their newest location, Paul Mitchell The School Rhode Island, located in the new Chapel View Shopping Center in Cranston.
The 12,000-square-foot building was designed to train as many as 250 students at a time. Like all Paul Mitchell Schools, the Cranston location will work and educate exclusively with Paul Mitchell products, and instructors and students will follow an aggressive, ongoing educational and cultural development program.
“Like every school in our network, the owners and staff share our common mission of doing so much more than merely producing beauty school graduates,” said Paul Mitchell Schools Dean and Cofounder Winn Claybaugh. “We’re out to change the industry by making better human beings.”
Staff members at Paul Mitchell Schools believe that education is an adventure and the learning experience needs to be fun. Each school is a learning community that provides students (they call them “future professionals”) with the opportunities to develop essential skills while exploring their talents, passion, and creativity.
Paul Mitchell Schools are also committed to making a difference in the world. Through their annual three-month fundraising campaign, future professionals across the country have raised and donated over $6 million to charitable organizations in the last eight years. They’ve built two homes with Habitat for Humanity; fed thousands of African orphans; and supported the victims of AIDS, breast cancer, homelessness, hurricanes, abuse, and hundreds of other causes. They’ve also formed student-run “Go Green Teams” to find ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle in their schools, and “Be Nice (Or Else!) Teams” to support their fellow students and local communities through a variety of programs and outreach activities. In addition, a portion of the cost of every student technical kit is donated to the American Forest Global ReLeaf Program to help replace America’s trees.
For more information about Paul Mitchell The School Rhode Island, visit www.pmtsrhodeisland.com
