COVID-19 Information for Families-
Reporting Probable or Actual COVID-19 Symptoms For All CIP Students and Families
If you are symptomatic, probable, confirmed, or a close contact please:
- CALL THE NEW HOTLINE NUMBER: 1-401-217-5019
- PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE OR TEXT and/or email to cipcovidereporting@paineschool.org
- PLEASE INCLUDE: NAME and SYMPTOMS!
*Also, if you are planning on traveling please consult with the Principal and/or school nurse to discuss protocols and quarantine information.
COVID-19 Playbook for PreK-12 (updated 2-15-2021)
Department of Health Covid Hotline Numbers to schedule a test
Mission Statement: At CIP we inspire students to become lifelong learners and responsible citizens in our community by providing a challenging and supportive environment!
A Paine Panther ROARS (Respect Others And Respect Self)
Vision Statement: All students will become lifelong learners and demonstrate proficiency in academic based national standards. Students will be able to use a growth mindset to meet future challenges and make positive choices.
ARRIVAL/DISMISSAL: Changes beginning 11/2/20
Arrival & Dismissal is one of my favorite times of day where I can greet students as they enter the building and say goodbye as they exit the building. This process has been efficient and smooth. We are going to gain some more instructional minutes starting on November 2nd!
As of 11/2/20, CIP doors will open for student arrival at 8:55 am. Please do not drop off students prior to 8:55 am without adult supervision outside. Adult supervision and doors will remain open from 8:55-9:10 am. If your child arrives after 9:10 you and your child will have to report to the main entrance/office. Virtual and In Person Learners will be marked tardy after 9:15 am and/or the start of morning meetings.
Please make sure your child is attending ALL Classes!
Dismissal will begin for parent pick ups at 3:15 pm; Last names: A-L: 3:15-3:20 pm and Last Names: M-Z: 3:25-3:30pm. Please remember your Picture ID!
Please wear masks and practice social distancing until you and your child are safely in your vehicle.
Bus dismissal will begin as bus transportation arrives. Hoping to have all students dismissed safely between 3:25- 3:30 pm from the building.
Congratulations!
Distance Learning!
Our students pledge to #startwithhello!
2nd grade students sharing their informative writing pieces about injustices people faced before the Civil Rights Act with a partner and providing feedback
Guest reader!
Students receive feedback on their design
In between meetings, our Special Ed director comes to play!
Students present their design proposal
Students create their proposal storyboard
Santa visited Paine School
Congratulations!
Students discuss their design ideas
Telling the story of Goldilocks together
Kickoff to our design challenge!
Hello Everyone! I am beyond excited to be joining the team at Captain Isaac Paine School this year as the newly appointed principal.
Together, we create a colorful class!
2nd graders made these signs
Please click on the link below for February’s Information. (click to view) Have a great Sunday and see you all tomorrow! Mrs. Clark Principal... Read More
Dear CIP Families and Staff, I hope everyone is enjoying the first couple of days of Winter Break. Below you will find several links... Read More
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Happy New Year and Welcome Back to our second week of Virtual Learning! Please click below for more information. (click to view) Click here... Read More
Lifespan > Centers and Services > Kids’ Link RI Kids’ Link RI™ is a hotline for children in emotional crisis. A program offered in... Read More
You can get help from the state of Rhode Island if you are having trouble connecting online for distance learning. For more details click... 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
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❤️to the author community giving these amazing opportunities for our students. As if their words weren’t enough #grateful #CIPLearns #AuthorsLoveTeachers and School Librarians Giveaway, 2021 https://t.co/BaPObiOd2Z via @LynMullalyHunt
Foster Human Services is collecting socks 🧦 for school-aged children (ages 5-18). They can be dropped off in the food bins at libraries, PO, town hall or outside DHS office. ?? Call Carol Mauro @ 392-9208 #CIPLearns
We specifically need to keep in mind the social emotional needs of students. As a social worker I am keenly aware of this. As an SLP I know that emotional issues, anxiety and other mental health issues show themselves in language. #CIPLearns #SEL
"Dear students, you are the focus of the class, not me. You are important as a learner and a human being in this class." @TeachThought https://t.co/lAAKu8gDoT
Thank you @MackinLibrary and @Catlin_Tucker for a great session on Blended Learning for Connection & Curiosity. I am inspired for the year to come!! #CIPLearns #MackinSummerCamp
