Greystone Elementary News Today

NORTH PROVIDENCE – Members of the North Providence School Building Committee have decided to go back out to bid on construction of local elementary schools, this time for two schools

NORTH PROVIDENCE – With Centredale School set to close and lots of talk about what the property could become, Town Councilor Steve DiLorenzo presented a more definitive vision this week,

NORTH PROVIDENCE – Jennifer Carrier says she has always wanted to write a children’s book, and she got the inspiration from one of her special education preschool students at Greystone

But Hoover students still lag behind the neighboring school districts of Mountain Brook, Vestavia Hills, Homewood and Trussville in the percentage of students who are proficient in English, math and science.

In honor of their accomplishments, 280 Living spoke to several upcoming graduates to find out about which teachers impacted them the most, achievements they have received, what they will miss most about high school and their plans for the future.

The percentage of K-8 students on grade level has increased 3 percentage points in math and 2 percentage points in English since the beginning of the year.

NORTH PROVIDENCE – Local taxpayers this fall will have the chance to approve borrowing the remaining money necessary to give the town modern schools across the board.

Volunteers performed a variety of cleanup tasks, including spreading pine straw, pressure washing, trimming hedges and trees, putting out grass seed and picking up trash.

Paul McEwan teaches science at Hoover High School, while Geri Evans teaches science, technology, engineering and math to all grades at Bluff Park Elementary.

NORTH PROVIDENCE – There’s a new principal at Greystone Elementary School, where Jennifer Lee Quattrucci’s official first day of school was Jan. 5.