R.I. Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green has said she’ll be counting on new partnerships with educational institutions, businesses and government or nonprofit agencies to help turn around Providence’s beleaguered public schools.
For businesses, that could mean more of what some are already doing, such as mentoring. It could also mean contributing financially.
When Your Period Is Disrupting Your Life, It’s Time to Talk About It
For many women, heavy or irregular menstrual cycles are often brushed off as “normal”—something to…
Learn More
Infante-Green has discussed the possibility of creating an education foundation that would operate independently of the system, but which would allow contributors to donate funds for school improvement.
Should businesses look to do more to help improve the schools and better educate students? Or is that an effort best left to tax dollars and educators?
