Member Schools 2020-2021

Our 18 member schools

Our schools offer a variety of learning opportunities, including different focus areas, diverse school communities and unique missions. Please click on the below links to learn more about each of our member charter public schools.

SouthSide Elementary Charter School
www.southsideelementary.org Grades: K | Communities Served: Providence

The Rhode Island Nurses Institute Middle College Charter High School
www.rinimc.org Grades 9-12 | Communities served: Statewide

Highlander Charter School
www.highlandercharter.org Grades: PreK-12 | Communities served: Statewide

Times2 STEM Academy
www.times2.org Grades: K-12 | Communities served: Providence

Charette Charter High School
www.charettepvd.org Grades: 9-12 | Communities served: Providence

New England Laborers’/ Cranston Public Schools Construction Career Academy
www.nelscharterschool.net Grades: 9-12 | Communities served: Statewide

The Learning Community
www.thelearningcommunity.com Grades: K-8 | Communities served: Central Falls, Pawtucket, Providenc

Kingston Hill Academy
www.kingstonhill.org Grades: K-5 | Communities served: Statewide

Beacon Charter High School for the Arts
www.beaconart.org Grades: 9-12 | Communities served: Statewide

The Greene School
www.tgsri.org Grades:  9-12 | Communities served:  Statewide

 

Blackstone Academy Charter School
www.blackstoneacademy.org Grades:  9-12 | Communities served: Pawtucket, Central Falls, Providence

 

The Village Green Virtual Public Charter School
www.vgonline.org Grades: 9-12 | Communities served: Statewide

 

 

Trinity Academy for the Performing Arts (TAPA)
www.TAPAprovidence.org Grades: 7-12 | Communities served: Providence

 

Paul Cuffee School
www.paulcuffee.org Grades: K-12 | Communities served: Providence

We are public schools

Our 18 schools serve the public, are open to the public, funded by the public and held accountable to the public. We enroll students through a fair and transparent lottery system, which is open to all students, including many from low income, diverse communities. We are free to be innovative and are held accountable for improved student achievement. We have flexibility around how we spend our resources and run our programs, helping us explore best practices and share them with both charter and traditional public schools.

We collaborate

Whether we’re working with traditional public school leaders or a team of teachers is working collaboratively within their own department, we are always seeking new ways to improve student achievement. We work closely with families and community partners, providing invaluable educational experiences for students that don’t end once students leave their classrooms.

We succeed

We teach differently because we know that students learn differently. We find innovative approaches to each lesson and we don’t stop until we know what works. We are striving every day to close the achievement gap in our public schools and have shown strong results on state testing and other measures of success.