We are public schools. We collaborate. We succeed. The League is guided by the directors of the 20 member charter public schools.
We are proud to advocate for and support our 20 charter public schools, which are working every day to improve education for all students. Since our founding in 2001, the Rhode Island League of Charter Schools has worked to expand the role of charter public schools in our public education system. Together, we advocate, share best practices and collaborate. Check our our member schools on Facebook:
08/07/2026
⭐ Get the Facts!
This week's topic: the specialized programming that makes each of Rhode Island's charter public schools unique.
Explore our member schools at richarterpublicschools.org/find-a-school
08/06/2026
☀️Summer to Paul Cuffee School's Cuffee Cares Club!
Students, alongside Mrs. Reyes, spent the day kayaking on the Blackstone River to help remove invasive water chestnuts and protect a local ecosystem. A great example of hands-on learning, environmental stewardship, and community service in action. 🚣♀️
08/04/2026
💬 There's a lot to know about Rhode Island's charter public schools, and we're here to help.
Throughout August, we'll be answering common questions and sharing facts through . You can also explore our Frequently Asked Questions anytime at richarterpublicschools.org/faq.
To kick things off, what would you like to know about ? Share your question in the comments! 👇
07/30/2026
☀️Summer to Charette High School's Annual Field Day!
Led as senior Adaleena Lopez's Capstone Project, this special event brought together students, staff, and the Providence Fire Department for a day of school spirit, friendly competition, and community connection. From flag football to relay races and more, Adaleena's vision created an opportunity to bring people together through teamwork and civic engagement. A great example of student leadership in action! 🏈
07/23/2026
☀️ Summer to Segue Institute for Learning's kindergarten class visiting the Roger Williams Park Zoo & Carousel Village!
From getting up close with amazing animals to exploring the wonders of wildlife, these young learners enjoyed a day filled with curiosity, discovery, and hands-on learning. Experiences like these help spark a lifelong love of learning both inside and outside the classroom.
We love seeing our students learn through adventure!
07/21/2026
Helping students recover from the learning disruptions of recent years takes more than one solution—it takes intentional, student-centered strategies that meet students where they are.
In a recent Ocean State Stories article by Stephanie Bernaba, educators from The Compass School and Segue Institute for Learning shared how they're helping students thrive by:
📚 Using technology intentionally
🏫 Building a strong culture of attendance
☀️ Preventing summer learning loss
At The Compass School, hands-on learning and a strong school culture help drive some of the highest science proficiency rates in Rhode Island.
At Segue Institute for Learning, close partnerships with families helped the school achieve the second-lowest rate of chronic absenteeism among Rhode Island public schools in 2025–26.
These are just two examples of how are creating learning environments where students can succeed. Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4vM5kJc
Learn more about : https://richarterpublicschools.org/
07/16/2026
☀️Summer to Times² Academy welcoming Lieutenant Governor Sabina Matos as a guest speaker for the school's ROX Program!
Designed to empower young women as they transition into adulthood, the ROX Program gives students the opportunity to build confidence, strengthen leadership skills, and learn from inspiring role models.
Thank you to Lieutenant Governor Matos for sharing her story and encouraging the next generation of Rhode Island leaders. 🩷
07/14/2026
🎉 Congratulations to Paul Cuffee School senior Morolayo Oladosu, recipient of the 2026 Earl N. Smith III Memorial Scholarship!
From volunteering as an English language tutor for a student who had recently immigrated from the Dominican Republic to Providence to engaging with Rhode Island state legislators and judges on education policy, she has shown a deep commitment to serving her community and advocating for students. Congratulations to Morolayo on this well-deserved recognition! 💙
Learn more about Morolayo and the Earl N. Smith III Memorial Scholarship: https://bit.ly/3TjCNgu
☀️ Summer to Kingston Hill Academy's end-of-year celebration!
Just a few weeks ago, the Kingston Hill community came together to celebrate an incredible school year. Students and staff wore blue in honor of the school's Rhode Island Blue Ribbon recognition, while also celebrating KHA’s Teacher of the Year and recognizing students with perfect attendance.
What a special way to wrap up an incredible year of growth and achievement at KHA! 💙 Read more about the celebration: https://bit.ly/4vXc8EQ
07/09/2026
Looking for a vibrant school community where your child can thrive? 🍎
At Village Green Charter School, students benefit from caring teachers, a strong academic foundation, and a supportive learning environment designed to help them succeed.
📚 Enrollment is now open! Visit our website to enroll today: https://vgonline.org