Paper plate apples and handprint leaves means Fall is here!
Hello Everyone! I am beyond excited to be joining the team at Captain Isaac Paine School this year as the newly appointed principal.
Field trip to the zoo
Together, we create a colorful class!
2nd graders made these signs
2019 Crystal Apple Award
Students read their #ChooseLove Pledge
Our students pledge to #startwithhello!
Makey Makey Piano
Clay taco
Origami
Cat in the Hat
Riding the rail
Everyone went outside
Colorizing their teacher
Reenactment of Kilauea volcano eruption
Showcase Presentation
Paine School has been selected as this year’s recipient for the CITV grant! Net proceeds from ticket sales at this event will allow our... Read More
Welcome to our new Principal Marcella Clark! Students can purchase an extra slice of Pizza on Friday for $1.00. Food tastings will be held... Read More
Exciting Changes with the BOX TOPS for Education Program!Garden News and Bird Habitat Update
Below are links to the 2019-2020 bus schedules: Incoming Bus Outgoing Bus These are also available under the “FOR FAMILIES” menu on the school... Read More
Welcome to a new school year! Please enter your email address below to receive news updates online. If you have questions, feel free to... Read More
CIP is not a peanut/nut free school but we have designated areas that are peanut/nut free. Certain classrooms have been designated as peanut/nut free... Read More
Child Outreach is Rhode Island’s universal screening system designed to screen all children yearly ages 3-5. Screenings look at various developmental tasks in a... Read More
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#LanguageMatters #ASL #CIPLearns The use of ASL builds a foundation for language for many Deaf children. Language is language. 🤟
American Sign Language (ASL) is the primary language of many North Americans who are deaf and hard of hearing, and is used by many hearing people as well. Learn more about ASL: https://t.co/X9eQYOSycj
Great article on the power of repairing harm...“Either we spend time meeting children’s emotional needs by filling their cup with love or we spend time dealing with the behaviors caused from their unmet needs. Either way we spend the time.” @MelissaEedge & #CIPLearns
Repairing Harm: A Better Alternative to Punishment https://t.co/pPl1uQ07yq via @cultofpedagogy
