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Interim Superintendent for Providence public schools to be named after Memorial Day

That’s according to a spokesperson for the Rhode Island Department of Education. The longer term goal is to have a new superintendent ready to go by the start of the school year in the Fall of 2021. The former Providence Superintendent, Harrison Peters, resigned after facing widespread backlash from community leaders, community members, and state lawmakers for his hiring of a former school administrator. That administrator was arrested for giving a minor an unwanted foot massage at a Warwick gym.

Providence drama teacher pushed out in favor of computer science class

PROVIDENCE   Glenn Zienowicz doesn’t just teach middle schoolers how to perform. He teaches them how to fly.  In play after play, Zienowicz, known as Mr. Zin, has inspired students at Nathan Bishop Middle School to reach deep into their adolescent souls and produce college-level performances. Everything he touches  the costumes, the sets, the lighting turns to magic, parents and students say.  But this fall, Zienowicz will be gone, his drama class, an elective, replaced by computer science, which the district says is in higher demand. The after-school drama club will continue, but parents and students say theater won’t be the same without him. 

Providence Schools Superintendent Resigns | News Radio 920 AM & 104 7 FM

May 24, 2021 (Providence, RI)   Two summers ago, the state of Rhode Island took over Providence Public Schools in reaction to a scathing report on the district. Now, the superintendent that was chosen to lead the turnaround effort has been let go. Harrison Peters resigned last week after admitting he hired a school administrator despite knowing about his history of quote-unquote toe-popping students as a form of corporal punishment in Florida years ago. Olayinka Alege is now facing charges for allegedly giving an underage boy an unwanted foot massage at a fitness center in Warwick.  Rhode Island political leaders are dismayed that not only was Peters not fired, but he also was given a sizable severance payment. State Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green says she remains committed to the Providence turnaround effort and says a lot of progress has been made.

Providence superintendent gets $169,118 to quit

Providence superintendent gets $169,118 to quit, prompting

Providence superintendent gets $169,118 to quit, prompting Linda Borg, The Providence Journal © Sandor Bodo/The Providence Journal, file Harrison Peters, the departing superintendent of Providence Public Schools, said he knew about accusations against a school administrator in Florida but knew the man and trusted his word that the conduct would not be repeated. PROVIDENCE Elected and union leaders reacted with dismay over the $169,118 severance offered to Superintendent Harrison Peters to get him to step down Friday night. Sen. Louis DiPalma, who chaired an explosive Senate Oversight Committee hearing on Peters Monday, called the severance unconscionable in an interview Saturday. At this point, Peters should have been terminated for cause, he said. Looking at all of the facts, we should not have been in this situation. This is a distraction. The district s 25,000 students should be our focus.

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