Our next scheduled regular business meeting is Wednesday, April 14th, at 6:00pm.

To join on the night of the meeting, please use the information below to join.

To help prepare for the next school year, below is the district's School Committee approved 2021-2022 school calendar to make note of.

As a reminder, all of our calendars can be found on the district website, which is updated regularly.

Recently, federal legislation was passed increasing federal funds accessible by youth involved in foster care past their 14th birthday. The guidelines typically in place when administering these funds have been temporarily lifted to provide greater access to assistance for youth in, or transitioning out of foster care. Some identified uses include: technology, assistance with costs related to higher education, vocational training, housing assistance and costs associated with obtaining a driver's license.

We are sharing this information thanks to the Office of the Child Advocate and DCYF to help inform youth about this wonderful resource.

For more information, Click below.

In third and fourth grade, we are required by the state to administer RICAS ( Rhode Island Common Assessment System). Despite the pandemic and the several models of teaching and learning that have occurred in the past year, this year is no different. Students will be asked to take English Language Arts and Math assessments aligned to their grade level learning standards.

This assessment provides the school community with important data, especially individual strengths and needs of each student, and how they learned during the pandemic.

All grade 3 and grade 4 students are expected to participate with testing sessions taking place in the morning. Please make sure your child is at school on time and if you have any appointments for them please reschedule for the afternoon or another day.

During the week of March 22nd, students and staff donned their best outfits for a themed Spirit Week!

The celebrations kicked off on Monday with everyone wearing their class colors. Tuesday they 'traveled" to Hawaii and Wednesday everyone dressed their best! On Thursday, the school time-hopped through many decades and on Friday, the school ended the week by dressing up as their favorite character.

In addition to the themes, there there was a school wide scavenger hunt. Thanks to the PTO for their support during such fun and spirited events like this!

Attention Parents and Teachers:

Do you like coaching youths and like making a difference in a youth’s life? Do you have a passion for a sport or want to try coaching Baseball, Softball, or Coed Tennis? Do you know someone that might fill this role?

NPS is looking for new coaches for Baseball, Softball, and Tennis! For more information, please contact Athletic Director Michael Millen Sr. by clicking below to send him an email requesting more information.

All school coaches must have RI Certification and other certificates before coaching.

The season starts May 3 and ends by June 19, 2021.

NPS Spring sports are ready to go starting May 3, 2021. Please note that students will need to be signed up on FamilyID before April 25 in order to receive the email with all the Spring Practice and Tryout information.

Please make sure you have a current physical on file with the nurse (dated after May 30, 2020), and make sure you have turned in a New 2020-21 RIPCOA RISK form. It must be notarized. You must also turn in a COVID testing permission slip. All athletes and Coaches are tested every week. If you have played any sports this year, you only need to sign up on FamilyID and have a current physical.

Sports offered for NPS are Baseball, Softball, Girls and Boys Track and Field, and Coed Tennis.

RIPCOA has decided not to offer Wrestling this year. All teams will have limited roster size set by RIPCOA. There will be a parent meeting after tryouts in the first or second week. Stay tuned for more details!

This is a brief reminder for Parents and Guardians of NHS 11th Graders:

Please don't hesitate to call the school nurse at 792-9400 or email at kfield@nssk12.org if you have any questions. Take care and be safe.

Thank you!

We're so proud of our newest high school team in VEX Robotics who competed in a virtual challenge on Saturday, April 3rd. The team was coached by Mr. Chris Herz and in this challenge, teams had three rounds to try and score as many points as possible in sixty seconds (1:00). This “Remote, Pre-Recorded” Skills-Only Event was held exclusively via videos of Robot Skills Matches that are submitted to and scored by an Event Partner and/or Head Referee. Teams will be ranked based on their combined score in the two types of Matches.

Curtis Soloff

Ben Hoxsie

Ethan Gonzalez

Alex Goldstein

Harrison Quilliam

Nadezhda Sutyrina

Lily Weisz -Nesshoever

VEX Robotics Competition "Change Up" is played on a 12’x12’ square field. The object of the game is to attain a higher score than the opposing Alliance by placing Balls in Goals, and Connecting Rows.

Narragansett High school is proud to recognize a student that has become a National Merit Finalist.

Congratulations to Andrew Simone for this achievement! Andrew has been a student in our district since Kindergarten and has worked hard to earn this status.

This is a tremendous and difficult recognition to receive and hasn't taken place in Narragansett since 2013!

The National Merit Scholarship Program is an academic competition where high school students can receive recognition and qualify for scholarships based on PSAT scores and by taking the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (NMSQT).

A total of about 50,000 participants receive recognition in the National Merit® Scholarship Program. In early September, about 16,000 of the 50,000 high scorers are notified that they have qualified as Semifinalists. Semifinalists are the highest-scoring entrants in each state. On a rolling basis, beginning in March and ending in June, Scholars are notified if they have been offered an award. To learn more about the program, please visit the organization's website HERE.

Helena swam the 50 free and 100 back every meet for the Mariners this season and even swam relays when her team needed her to, improving her times as she went. She was a constant voice on the sidelines cheering on her teammates. Helena and her team went on to be the Undefeated Girls Swimming DIII State Champion earlier this March. If you missed the live stream events this year, you can also catch Helena swimming in the Special Olympics this summer!

After being crowned a state champion with the boys soccer team this fall, senior Brady Butler was able to join the football team for the first time in his high school career. In his first game Brady led the team in scoring, catching 2 touchdowns (53 yard and 34 yard). Switching to defense, Brady went on to return a 17 yard interception for a touchdown. The team started their season off with a win during their first ever Spring season vs Hope High School.