Tag: Education
We Make RI helps people ‘make’ a career change
PBN INNOVATIVE COMPANIES 2020 EDUCATION/TRAINING
We Make RI
“Innovative” is an everyday term at Cranston-based We Make RI. The 4-year-old organization dedicates itself to educating...
Declines in enrollment put squeeze on colleges
Megan Faucher of Pawtucket has been waiting to go to college, but the pandemic has made the wait even longer.
Faucher, a single mother of...
Brad Read, executive director, Sail Newport
PBN 2020 Leaders & Achievers Awards
Brad Read | Executive director, Sail Newport
SITUATIONAL AWARENESS. Respect for the environment. Teamwork. Self-reliance. Perseverance. Humility. Self-esteem. Leadership.
These...
Tavarozzi named R.I.’s Financial Literacy Teacher of the Year
Maria Tavarozzi, a math teacher at Rogers High School in Newport, has been named Rhode Island’s 2020 Financial Literacy Teacher of the Year by...
RIPIN survey: Parents with disabled children not confident they made progress...
WARWICK – Parents of children with disabilities feel that they are not confident in the progress their children made while participating in distance learning...
Brown University fully funds $10M endowment for Providence schools
PROVIDENCE – Brown University announced Wednesday that it has fully funded a $10 million endowment commitment to help support public schools in Providence.
The university...
College Visions names Meetran executive director
PROVIDENCE – College Visions, a nonprofit that helps low-income individuals in Rhode Island be prepared for college, announced Monday that it has named Tina...
Shannon Luttge
PBN 40 UNDER FORTY 2020 AWARD WINNER Shannon Luttge, 38 | Leadership content product manager, Skillsoft
How has COVID-19 impacted your work-life balance? I’ve worked...
Hard choices ahead for working parents
Millions of American families are finding themselves in a jam, with their jobs requiring them to return to work on-site and plans from their...
Five Questions With: Patrick Crowley, National Education Association of Rhode Island...
1. Before COVID-19, what was the most pressing labor issue for teachers? It was the state takeover of Providence public schools and what that...
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