REGISTRATION CHECKLIST for NEW AND RETURNING (FORMER) STUDENTS
NOTE: All current 8th grade students in Providence Public Schools will be provided with customized school choice forms.
These forms must be turned in at the child’s current school no later than February 4, 2016.
We look forward to welcoming your child to the classroom. Registration involves a few simple steps. Please note that registration requires
the student’s parent or guardian to visit the Student Registration &
Placement Center in person (the child does not need to be present).
If above not available: Notarized Affidavit of Residential Address
– available on our website or at the Student Registration Center –
and proof of residency in the name of the person with whom you
reside and who is listed on the affidavit
Gather the required documents (original or certified):
Proof of parent/guardian identity (photo identification)
and one:
Student birth certificate identifying same parent or
Court/legal document establishing guardianship or
Notarized letter from a parent on the birth certificate identifying
the guardian
Visit www.providenceschools.org to download, print and
complete the following registration forms:
New Student Information Form
Health History Form
Student History Form
Home Language Survey
(The information requested on this form is necessary for the most
appropriate placement for your child as required by Rhode Island
Law and the Equal Educational Opportunity Act and will not be
used for any other purposes)
One proof of student identification
Original Birth Certificate or Passport or Naturalization papers or
I-94 Arrival card or Permanent Resident Card
One proof of residency showing parent/guardian name
and dated within 60 past days
Lease or mortgage statement; Section 8 agreement; gas, electric or
phone bill; paystub or bank statement
Proof of required immunizations/health exam
Students who have previously attended school: Grades K–8: Most
recent report card.
Students who have received Special Education services of any kind:
Copy of IEP (Individualized Education Program)
If registration is complete, and a language assessment is not required, the parent will be asked for school preference.
If the home language survey indicates that a language assessment is
required, an appointment will be made for the child to meet with the
ELL teacher for assessment. After assessment and determination of
educational program, the parent/guardian will be asked for school
preference for the child.
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Directions to the Center
From the North:
Take I-95 South to the THURBERS AVENUE
exit number 18- toward RI-1A.
Take the ramp toward EDDY ST.
At the first light the intersection of THURBERS & EDDY take a left.
Follow EDDY ST. and take your third right
onto PAVILION AVE.
Follow PAVILION AVE to the stop sign and
take a right.
Then immediate left into the parking lot.
The building is straight ahead.
From the South:
•• Take I-95 N to the THURBERS AVENUE exit
number 18- toward RI-1A.
•• Take the ramp toward EDDY ST.
•• At the first light the intersection of THURBERS & EDDY take a left.
•• Follow EDDY ST. and take your third right
onto PAVILION AVE.
•• Follow PAVILION AVE to the stop sign and
take a right.
•• Then immediate left into the parking lot.
•• The building is straight ahead.
High School Profiles
Student Registration Center
325 Ocean Street, Providence, RI, 02905
Telephone: 456-9297 Fax: 278-0553
www.providenceschools.org
High Schools 2016-17
Grades 9 through 12
School
Uniforms
Total
Enrollment
Before
School
Programs
After
School
Programs
(Find where your school is
on the map on the other side)
Athletics
Special Programming
(All programs are subject to enrollment and funding)
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360 High School
324 Hope Street
Principal: Kerri Tuttlebee
Tel: (401) 274-4603
No
78
No
Yes
In conjunction with Hope High School.
•• Small high school designed by students, families, staff and community members. Class of
2019 will be the founding 9th grade class. Design may include extended school day or year
to provide opportunities for student choice and community partnerships.
•• Collaborative ESL.
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ALVAREZ: Dr. Jorge Alvarez High School
375 Adelaide Avenue (02907)
Principal: Janice Zawadi Hawkins
Asst. Principal: Elizabeth Melendez
Asst. Principal: Judy D’Antuono
Tel: (401) 456-0676, 0677
No
427
Yes
Yes
Through cooperative athletics program with Mt. Pleasant High School.
See Mt. Pleasant for offerings.
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A level of special education services is provided in the general education setting.
English As A Second Language.
Sheltered ESL.
Newcomer Program (Grades 6 to 9).
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career & tech: Providence Career & Technical Academy
*PCTA is an application school. Contact the school for details.
41 Fricker Street (02903)
Building Principal: Wobberson Torchon
CTE Director: Ramon Torres
Asst. Principal: Judy Valentine
Tel: (401) 456-9136, 9137
Yes
680
Yes
Yes
Through cooperative athletics program with Central High School.
See Central for offerings.
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A level of special education services is provided in the general education setting.
Special Education Class Program.
Push-in English As A Second Language.
2015-16 Career and Technical Education programs: Automotive Technology, Carpentry/Home Building, Construction Craft Laborer, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Electrical
Technology, HVAC-R, Graphics, Communications, Pastry Arts, Plumbing & Pipefitting
Technology, Pre-Engineering
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CENTRAL: Central High School
70 Fricker Street (02903)
Principal: Julia Carlson
Asst. Principal: K.C. Perry
Asst. Principal: Jonathan Mendelsohn
Asst. Principal: Elizabeth Rouleau
Tel: (401) 456-9111, 9112
No
1071
Yes
Yes
Baseball; Basketball (boys & girls); Football; Indoor & Outdoor Track (boys &
girls); Soccer (boys & girls); Softball; Tennis (girls); Volleyball (boys & girls).
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A level of special education services is provided in the general education setting.
Special Education Class Program.
English As A Second Language.
2015-16 Career and Technical Education programs: Business Entrepreneurship, Law,
Public Safety & Security, Performing Arts
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CLASSICAL: Classical High School
*Classical is an exam school
770 Westminster Street (02903)
Principal: Scott Barr
Asst. Principal: Brian Baldizar
Asst. Principal: Beth Ann Battey
Asst. Principal: Michael Marino
Tel: (401) 456-9145, 9147
No
1143
Yes
Yes
Baseball, Softball, Basketball (boys & girls); Cross Country (boys & girls); Field
Hockey (girls); Football; Indoor & Outdoor Track (boys & girls); Soccer (boys
& girls); Swimming (boys & girls); Tennis (boys & girls); Volleyball; Lacrosse
(Girls); Club Golf Team; Club Sailing.
•• Special Education resources available.
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E3 (E-CUBED): E3 (E-Cubed) Academy (High School)
812 Branch Avenue (02904)
Principal: Regina Winkfield
Asst. Principal: Renee Walker
Tel: (401) 456-0694, 0695
No
353
No
No
Through cooperative athletics program with Hope High School.
See Hope for offerings.
•• A level of special education services is provided in the general education setting.
•• Push-in English As A Second Language.
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Evolutions: Evolutions High School
434 Mount Pleasant Avenue
Principal: Donna Lucy
Tel: (401) 274-1897
To Be
Determined
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To Be
Determined
To Be
Determined
In conjunction with Mount Pleasant High School.
•• Small high school designed by students, families, staff and community members. Class of
2019 will be the founding 9th grade class. Design may include extended school day or year
to provide opportunities for student choice and community partnerships.
•• Collaborative ESL.
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HOPE: Hope High School
324 Hope Street (02906)
Principal: John Hunt
Asst. Principal: James Larson
Asst. Principal: Jose Aleman
Asst. Principal: Leonard Kiernan
Tel: (401) 456-9161
No
830
Yes
Yes
Baseball; Unified Basketball (boys & girls); Cross Country (boys & girls); Football; Indoor Track (boys & girls); Outdoor Track (boys & girls); Soccer (boys &
girls); Softball; Tennis (girls); Volleyball (girls); Wrestling.
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A level of special education services is provided in the general education setting.
Special Education Class Program.
Special Education Program for student with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Special Education Class Program for students with exceptional services.
English As A Second Language.
2015-16 Career and Technical Education programs: Aquaponics, Theatre, Music, Visual
Arts, Mobile Apps & Game Design
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MOUNT PLEASANT: Mount Pleasant High School
434 Mt. Pleasant Avenue (02908)
Principal: Christopher Coleman
Asst. Principal: Oscar Paz
Asst. Principal: Robin Mathis
Asst. Principal: Thomas Bacon
Tel: (401) 456-9181, 9182
No
879
No
Yes
Baseball; Unified Basketball (boys & girls); Cross Country (boys & girls); Football; Indoor Track (boys & girls); Outdoor Track (boys & girls); Soccer (boys &
girls); Softball; Volleyball (boys & girls); Wrestling.
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A level of special education services is provided in the general education setting.
Special Education Program for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Special Education Program for students with exceptional services
Special Education Class Program.
English As A Second Language and Sheltered ESL.
Career & Technical Education programs: Pre-Engineering, Computer Networking,
Teacher Academy/Early Childhood, Hospitality/Travel and Tourism, Law Enforcement.
SANCHEZ: The William B. Cooley, Sr. High School &
The Providence Academy of International Studies (High School)
@ The Juanita Sanchez Complex
182 Thurbers Avenue (02905)
Principal: Michaela Keegan
Asst. Principal: Ariana Testa
Asst. Principal: Vilai Or
Tel: (401) 456-1781, 0652
No
699
No
Yes
Varsity: Baseball; Basketball (boys & girls); Cross Country (boys & girls); Softball
Varsity (through cooperative with Rocky Hill School). Football, Outdoor and Indoor track(boys & girls); Club-level: Soccer (girls); Volleyball (girls); Wrestling.
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A level of special education services is provided in the general education setting.
Special Education Program for students with exceptional services
English As A Second Language.
2015-16 Career and Technical Education programs: Bio-Technology, Community Development
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*Information as of November 2015. Visit: www.providenceschools.org