The Met High School, Providence and Newport, RI

Update- Thursday 2/26 and Friday 2/27 will be Virtual Learning Days. Students will participate in learning remotely and should follow guidance from their advisors. Please stay safe and warm.

Update- Wednesday 2/25: Virtual Learning Day. Students will participate in learning remotely and should follow guidance from their advisors. Please stay safe and warm.

Update- Tuesday 2/24: Snow Day. Please stay safe and warm.

Update- Monday 2/23: Due to a significant numbers of power outages, The Met is moving from a Virtual Day to a Snow Day. Please stay safe and warm.

Monday 2/23 - Virtual Learning Day

Please note that Monday will be a Virtual Learning Day for Met students. Students will participate in learning remotely and should follow guidance from their advisors.

Tuesday 1/27 - Virtual Learning Day

Please note that Tuesday will be a Virtual Learning Day for Met students. Students will participate in learning remotely and should follow guidance from their advisors.

Thank you for your continued support and partnership.

Please note that Monday will be a Virtual Learning Day for Met students. Students will participate in learning remotely and should follow guidance from their advisors.
Thank you for your continued support and partnership.

Catch up on what’s been happening across our Met community — student learning, internships, celebrations, and more. We’re proud of the work our students and staff continue to do every day.

Fall WHAM 2025 Fall WHAM 2025

For 30 years, The Met has shown what’s possible when young people are seen, supported, and trusted to pursue their passions. Every Met student has a story—and your support has helped shape those stories into futures filled with purpose and possibility.
This Giving Tuesday, we invite our community to help us continue that legacy by contributing to our 30 Year Campaign. Your generosity fuels internships, mentorships, hands-on learning, and the relationships that make The Met such a transformative place for students and families.
If The Met has inspired you, supported a young person you love, or enriched our community, please help us to continue!
Support our students. Support our mission. Support the next 30 years.
https://gofund.me/b83ed4a01

We’re proud to share that Evan Perez, a Met senior, and Adrian Bautista, a Met alum and current URI freshman, have earned first place in the NFTE National Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge — standing out among more than 82,000 students across the country!
Their business, Color Your Life, turns memories into interactive digital coloring experiences using AI technology they developed themselves. This creative idea blends art, technology, and mindfulness — and now it’s headed to the United Nations in New York City on November 20, where they’ll represent the United States in the NFTE World Series of Innovation. 🌍
“This accomplishment reflects the spirit of innovation and collaboration that drives our students,” shared Jodie Woodruff, Director of The Met Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Evan and Adrian’s success is a shining example of what happens when young people are given the opportunity to learn through passion, purpose, and real-world experience. 💡

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As the holiday season approaches, we know that many families may be looking for extra support or ways to connect with community programs. Our Community Resource Guide brings together helpful information about local organizations and services that offer assistance with food, clothing, housing, and holiday programs.
This guide is meant to make it easier for families to access what they need, when they need it. Whether you’re looking for a little extra help this season or want to share these resources with others, we hope this guide serves as a caring and practical tool for our community.

Fall 2025 Community Resource Guide Fall 2025 Community Resource Guide