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Welcome to Rhode Island.
Relocating to a new area
It can be one of the most stressful ordeals you can undertake. Dean and his team specialize in handling all the details of your transaction, so you can concentrate on other things. Buying or Selling a home is just one facet of a relocation moving process - let us assist you in making this transition a smooth and rewarding one!
Knowledge is money. You can save thousand of dollars when you buy a house. You
could also lose thousands of dollars if you do not know the right way to
purchase.
Rhode Island, officially named the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, is a state in the New England region of the United States. It is the smallest U.S. state by area.
Having a history of independence, Rhode Island was the first of the 13 original American colonies to declare independence from British rule and the last to ratify the United States Constitution.
Rhode Island has officially adopted the nickname of "the Ocean State," as nearly one tenth of Rhode Island's inland area is covered by salt water, and no part of the state is more than a 30-minute drive from the water's edge.
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Looking
for information about Rhode Island schools?
Check out
Information Works!, the annual report on
public education in Rhode Island. Profile of
Schools, Student Characteristics, and School
Performance Family and Poverty Indicators.
Each school and district report card contains
charts, graphs, and tables on student
achievement and demographics and information on
suspensions, attendance rates, graduation rates,
parental involvement, financial data on school
spending, and much more.
The state report card contains information for
the state as a whole on student achievement on
state and national assessments, school climate,
attendance and graduation rates, parental
involvement, suspensions, student health,
teacher qualifications, student demographics and
poverty data, financial data on tax capacity and
on school spending, and sections on students
with disabilities and on English-language
learners.
The report also includes tables that show each
school’s school-performance classification and
tables that compare the performance of the
students in each school with the performance of
similar students statewide. You can use the
links on the left-hand menu (“Rhode Island State
Charts”) for quick access to sections of the
state report card.
Information Works! 2008 is developed through a
partnership between the R.I. Department of
Elementary and Secondary Education and the
National Center on Public Education and Social
Policy, at the University of Rhode Island. |
- Cecile Eccleston, West Warwick
