The Shea Family Dinner is an event to celebrate Shea Honor Students and recognize the 100th Anniversary of Black History.
This is a Free Event from 4pm – 6pm in the Shea Cafeteria.
RSVP is by 20th.
Join us for our College & Career Fair in partnership with the Pawtucket Boys & Girls Club on Wednesday, April 15 from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM, at the Boys & Girls Club Club’s Teen Center.
Connect with college admissions reps, meet local professionals, and explore career paths, jobs, and internship opportunities all in one place.
Pawtucket high school students are invited to shop our Free Prom Attire Giveaway featuring over 1,500 brand new gowns, formal menswear, accessories and shoes, everything you need to look your best for prom!.
Open to all Pawtucket students. Come find the perfect look, at no cost!
In preparation for its busy 2026 schedule, Centreville Bank Stadium announced today its second-annual Stadium Job Fair will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 17. The job fair will take place at the stadium, with two sessions from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 4 to 7 p.m. Interested members of the community will have the opportunity for face-to-face interviews and on-the-spot hiring as Centreville Bank Stadium welcomes a packed slate of games and events in 2026.
Pawtucket High School students in grades 9-12 with an interest in learning more about Engineering Pathways can join this free engaging, experiential learning after school 6-Week Program ran by New England Institute of Technology instructors.
Classes begin February 23!
DATES:
February 23 – April 6, 2026
Mondays + Wednesdays
3:30 – 5:30pm
Hands-on projects include:
Discover your future in the skilled trades!
Join the Electric Boat NextGen Program, an exciting exploratory experience starting January 26, where students gain hands-on training across multiple in demand fields. Explore welding, ship fitting, electrical, machining, sheet metal, and pipe fitting while learning directly through practical real world projects from one of RI’s largest employer.
This program is designed to help you build skills, confidence, and clarity as you explore career paths in the trades. No experience needed, just curiosity and willingness to learn. Step in, try it out, and start building your future!
To sign up please contact the guidance department.
Join us for the Annual MLK Jr. Community Poetry Reading & Open Mic, presented by the City of Pawtucket. Thursday, January 22 at 6PM.
Come celebrate community, creativity, and the legacy of Dr. King Jr. through spoken word and poetry.
What an incredible Thanksgiving Eve Bowl versus St. Raphael Academy! Our team played with heart, grit, and true school pride from start to finish. Your hard work and determination were on full display! Here’s to tradition, excellence, and a community that always shows up strong!
Last Friday, our Shea High School students had an incredible opportunity to learn firsthand about the importance of civic engagement during Rhode Island Constitution Day. We were honored to welcome Rhode Island attorneys, judges, and the RI Secretary of State Gregg Amore, who shared their knowledge, experiences, and passion for protecting the foundations of our democracy.
Thank you to our distinguished guests for inspiring the next generation of informed and active citizens!
We want to take some time to acknowledge and honor our incredible Shea, Tolman, and JMW Fall Key Spirit student-athletes for everything they accomplish both on and off the field. Their dedication, leadership, and teamwork shine through in everything they do, and we couldn’t be more proud.
Here’s to the goals achieved, the challenges overcome, and the example they continue to set for our entire community.
The City of Pawtucket is currently recruiting middle and high school students for their Youth 2 Seniors Snow Shovel Program.
This opportunity offers amazing incentives for middle and high school students including:
Gift cards, hoodies, community service hours, plus much more…
SCAN THE QR CODE TO DOWNLOAD HEJA & JOIN THE SHOVEL SQUAD TODAY!
Save the Date:
Friday, Nov 14th
Shea High School
6pm-8pm
Free and open to all ages.
Register at ridigi.org/events
Big congratulations to Amalia Oganesian for winning the RI Girls Tennis State Championship yesterday. Amalia is the first girl to ever win a State Title in girls tennis at Shea High School. We are so proud of Amalia and her accomplishments. Thank you for representing Shea HS and the City of Pawtucket!
Get Your Seasonal Protection Against Flu and COVID-19
Cunningham Elementary School
40 Baldwin Street, Pawtucket RI
10/08/2025 from 4:00-7:00 PM (Cafeteria)
Curvin- McCabe Elementary School
466 Cottage Street, Pawtucket RI
10/22/2025 from 4:00-7:00 PM (Cafeteria)
Joseph Jenks Middle School
350 Division Street, Pawtucket RI
11/05/2025 from 4:00-7:00 PM (Cafeteria)
Your local clinic will offer:
Have Insurance?
• Please bring your insurance card.
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• No problem! Get vaccinated at no out-of-pocket cost.
Registration:
We’re excited to share that the 2026-27 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form is now open at www.fafsa.gov.
Completing the FAFSA form is a key to accessing federal, state, and institutional financial aid that can help cover the cost of college or career training. We strongly encourage all students to complete the form as soon as possible.
Start your FAFSA form now: www.fafsa.gov
The earlier you apply, the better your chances of maximizing aid.
If you need help or have questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to your school counselor or college advisor.
IN THIS PROGRAM, YOUTH WILL HAVE ACCESS TO :
Program Starts September 30, 2025
We are excited to welcome families to our annual Charles E. Shea High School Open House on Thursday, September 25, 2025, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
The Chris Collins Foundation Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Program at Shea empowers students to take the lead in promoting mental health awareness. Through projects, events, and campaigns, members work to reduce stigma, share positive messages, and connect peers to resources. Today, Mr. Roias (Social Worker) and Mrs. Plyton (Social Worker) led a presentation for sophomores and juniors, promoting the program and encouraging them to step up as peer leaders. With support from adult mentors and school staff, these student leaders will help build a stronger, more supportive school culture around mental health.
Are you curious about your next steps after high school? Join RISLA College Planning Center on September 17, from 6PM-8PM at their annual College & Career Fair! Open to all high schoolers and their parents, admission is free.
Register today: https://lnkd.in/eYEQmuiV
This is a reminder of the upcoming secondary schools (all Pawtucket Middle and High schools) 1/2 day schedule. The first 1/2 day is scheduled for this Wednesday, September 17. We will end school at noon. Lunch will be served to students before school ends.
If your child regularly takes a bus, buses will be running on Wednesday. There will be no clubs after school on Wednesday. However, all sports practices and games scheduled for Wednesday will still take place.
Shoutout to our amazing Tolman High School students who represented us with pride at the Youth Entrepreneurship Bootcamp hosted by Lieutenant Governor Sabina Matos‘s office in conjunction with the Diversity Business Exhibit!
They had the unique opportunity to connect with inspiring local entrepreneurs and small business owners from across the state, learning firsthand about innovation, leadership, and what it takes to build something from the ground up.
Ready to level up your career?
The RIBBA Skill-Up Program, in partnership with the City of Pawtucket, is now accepting applications! This FREE 7-month, cohort-based job training program is designed exclusively for Pawtucket residents ready to take their next big step.
Do you have a passion for storytelling and a message to share? Don’t forget to join our #AttendanceMattersRI Student Video Contest!
The Rhode Island Department of Education – RIDE recognizes the critical importance of regular attendance in ensuring academic success and future opportunities for students. We’re inviting all public high school students in Rhode Island to use their creativity and talents to help inspire their peers to prioritize school attendance this upcoming year!
Prizes are available!
Read more about the contest here: http://bit.ly/44jIAEz
Your voice, your story, and your experience matter. Help us build a powerful alumni network that honors our rich past and shapes a stronger future.
Tap into our alumni network-Click below or scan the QR code now to get started
To the Shea High School Class of 2025, today, we celebrate more than just graduation. We celebrate years of hard work, countless memories, incredible achievements, and growth. As you step into this next chapter, remember: the future is yours to shape. Dream big, stay curious, and never stop believing in your power to make a difference.
Here’s to the memories made, the friendships formed, and the bright paths ahead. You did it!
The 2025 Mayor Donald R. Grebien & Ben Mondor Scholarship Program is now open for applications. Pawtucket high school seniors and renewing recipients planning to attend an accredited college, university, or vocational-technical school are encouraged to apply. The application window runs from May 27th to June 13th, with limited availability, so early submission is strongly recommended. Scan the QR code on the flyer or contact ccarvalho@pawtucketri.com with any questions.
Shea High School’s Honors Night was truly a celebration of excellence, where our students shined bright and showcased their hard work, dedication, and achievements. We are incredibly proud of each student recognized for their outstanding accomplishments and the positive impact the continue to make in our school community. Congratulations to all the honorees! Your brilliance inspires us all to reach higher and strive for greatness!
We’re incredibly proud to recognize the Shea and Tolman seniors who have taken the next big step in their careers by signing with General Dynamics Electric Boat to work in the trades. This achievement shows how dedication and skill can open doors beyond the classroom. These young professionals are crushing it and making the high school-to-career path strong. We can’t wait to see all the great things you’ll accomplish!
What an incredible day at the Menu for Success food truck event! Our culinary students served up more than just delicious dishes; they showcased passion, precision, and true culinary artistry. Your dedication and hard work were on full display, and we couldn’t be prouder. Let’s show them what excellence tastes like!
Congratulations to all the incredible students who took part in this past weekend’s Shea High School fashion Show!
Your creativity, confidence, and hard work lit up the runway and made the event a huge success. With a fantastic turnout and an electric atmosphere, it was a true celebration of talent and style. We’re so proud of each and every one of you!
The kids were thrilled, and you made such a positive impact on their day. Thank you for being role models both on and off the field!
Elected & Community Leaders Break Ground On New Pawtucket High School
$326 million Pawtucket High School will create a transformative new 375,000 sq ft learning space for 2,100 students.
PAWTUCKET, RI – This morning, elected and community leaders including Governor Dan McKee, Pawtucket Mayor Donald Grebien, House Speaker Joseph Shekarchi, Commissioner of Education Angélica Infante-Green, Pawtucket City Council members, Pawtucket Schools Acting Superintendent Randy Buck, and Pawtucket School Committee members came together for a ceremonial groundbreaking project for the new Pawtucket High School project on the site of the former McCoy Stadium. The $326 million project will create a transformative new 375,000 sq ft learning space for approximately 2,100 high school students. The project team includes owner’s project manager Colliers Project Leaders, construction manager Shawmut Design and Construction, and architect Jonathan Levi Architects.
“My administration is committed to partnering with local communities to create high-quality learning environments that foster innovation and support student success,” said Governor Dan McKee. “Together with other state-supported projects—like the new soccer stadium, train station, and housing developments such as Dexter Street Commons—this new school represents a vital investment in Pawtucket’s future: its people, its neighborhoods, and our local economy.”
“Today is a great day for the students of Pawtucket who deserve a modern, 21st century learning environment that prepares them for success,” said Pawtucket Mayor Donald Grebien. “McCoy Stadium holds a special place in the hearts of so many, filled with cherished memories of baseball games, concerts, and community events. While we honor and celebrate that rich history, we also move forward and focus on what’s next for our city. Today, we break ground on a state-of-the-art new high school that invests in our students, our families, and our entire community. This project will provide transformative opportunities for generations of Pawtucket Schools students to come, and we thank our residents for their support and patience as we embark on this exciting project.”
“The General Assembly was proud to pass legislation to invest in the new Pawtucket High School campus,” said House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi. “It is very fitting that the site of the former McCoy Stadium will be transformed into a state-of-the-art educational facility. Many of us remember when Ben Mondor revitalized the stadium, as well as the team that played here. Mr. Mondor was also an exceptional philanthropist who loved our state and gave back tremendously to create more opportunities for others. In fact, just before he passed away, Mr. Mondor and his wife Madeleine helped a local school move to a bigger facility so it could help even more students. I think he’d be pleased that the site he loved will now be the home of Pawtucket’s modern, unified high school.”
“The groundbreaking of Pawtucket ‘s new high school marks a historic moment for a major investment that will allow more students to learn and thrive in a 21st century school,” said Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green. “The new unified school will offer cutting-edge tools and features that will enhance learning and engagement and empower students and teachers to succeed. RIDE is proud to be a partner on this project, and I look forward to returning for the grand opening and celebrating alongside members of the Pawtucket community.”
“Breaking ground on the new Pawtucket High School marks an exciting and transformative moment for our school district,” said Acting Pawtucket Schools Superintendent Randy Buck. “This project represents a bold investment in our students, our families, and the future of education in Pawtucket. McCoy Stadium holds a special place in our community’s history, filled with memories that will always be cherished. But soon, we will turn the page to a new chapter, one that ensures every student has access to a modern, innovative learning environment that prepares them for success in college, careers, and beyond. I’m honored to stand alongside our city leadership, school committee, and residents as we embark on this journey together. The work we do today will shape the future of Pawtucket for generations to come.”
“Entering the demolition phase of this project is bittersweet for many in Pawtucket, me included,” said Pawtucket City Council President Terrence Mercer. “I grew up a block from McCoy and the stadium was essentially the backdrop for my entire childhood. It even provided me with my very first job hawking popcorn and peanuts in the stands. But that’s the past, and this project is about the future, the future of Pawtucket, and the future of generations of students thirsty for knowledge and growth, and eager for the additional Career and Technical Education training that will assuredly make attainable the bright future we wish for them.”
“The demolition of McCoy Stadium signifies the end of an era in Pawtucket, but it also initiates a new chapter for our high school students who will attend a state-of-the-art facility designed to enhance their future and cultivate their potential,” said Omar Reyes, Pawtucket School Committee Chair and Joanne Bonollo, Deputy Chair. “We are committed to continuing McCoy Stadium’s legacy by establishing a school that will host our students’ aspirations, joy, and success, and by providing enhanced educational opportunities for the residents of our city. The construction of our new unified high school will serve as a beacon and symbol of collaboration between City Hall, the City Council, the School Committee, and, most importantly, the residents of Pawtucket.”
“As we start construction on the new Pawtucket High School, we do so with deep respect for the history of this site and a shared commitment to what lies ahead,” said Chris Maury, Head of Preconstruction, New England Region / Head of Rhode Island Operations at Shawmut Design and Construction. “McCoy Stadium has been a beloved part of this community for generations, and we recognize how much it has meant to so many. This next chapter builds on that legacy—a modern, forward-looking high school that will serve as a vibrant hub of learning and opportunity. We’re honored to help bring this vision to life and to deliver a space that meets the needs of today’s students and the future of Pawtucket.”
Completion of the new Pawtucket High School is anticipated in December 2028. Detailed information about the construction project and the features of the new Pawtucket High School can be found at psdri.net/pawtucket-high-school/.
Today, seniors from our high schools had the incredible opportunity to interview with General Dynamics’s Electric Boat, and the results were AMAZING! Not only did they showcase their talent and skills, but many were given on-the-spot job offers!
Huge congratulations to all 26 students from Shea and Tolman who secured employment offers today!
Big thank you to our incredible partners at Brown University for hosting the Annual College Day at Brown today! Many of our high school students had the opportunity to tour the campus, explore and learn more about the incredible resources, programs, and opportunities available to future students. Click here to view the Brown University article.
A huge thank you to everyone who made today’s Shea High School’s Annual Career Fair a resounding success! With 38 incredible college and career organizations from across the region, we were able to provide the entire student body with an inspiring day of networking and opportunities.
The city co-op is building a culture of winning! They’re off to a sparkling start in D-II. The co-op won the Division III title last year and was promptly lifted to the state’s second league. Click on the Providence Journal article below to read more…
Interested in a career at Electric Boat after graduation? Join us for an exclusive Application Day for Pawtucket High School seniors! Electric Boat will be on-site to spread the word about career opportunities and what it’s like to work for EB. They will also be conducting interviews and potentially extending offers in the fields of electrical, sheet metal, pipe fitting, machining, ship fitting, and welding among others.
COME BUILD YOUR CAREER AT EB!
04.09.25
Shea High School
8AM-12PM.
Apply now and secure an interview!! FOR MORE INFO PLEASE REACH OUT TO YOUR SCHOOL COUNSELOR
Click the flyer for more information.
How to Qualify for the Seal of Biliteracy:
Contact your School Counselor with any questions
The Pawtucket Career and Technical Education Department is proud to announce the Pawtucket CTE Career Fair on Saturday, March 29, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Jenks/JMW, 350 Division Street, Pawtucket, RI. This exciting event is open to high school students and families, providing a unique opportunity to explore a wide range of career paths and meet local industry partners.
The Pawtucket CTE Career Fair is designed to help students discover their future careers, whether they are interested in pursuing college, entering the workforce, or exploring hands-on trades. Participants will engage in interactive workshops and connect with professionals from various industries, gaining valuable insights into career preparation and skill development.
Attendees will have the chance to participate in a variety of informative workshops on essential topics such as:
News article: Turn to 10 News
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24
175 MAIN ST, PAWTUCKET, RI 02860
SESSION 1: 1 PM – 3 PM
SESSION 2. 5 PM – 8 PM
BE A PART OF HISTORY IN THE NEW STADIUM!
Please click the link to the Pawtucket High School webpage to stay up-to-date on the new construction project.
This past weekend, our Shea High School, Raiderbots and Bucketbots robotics teams participated in the 2025 Rhode Island FTC Robotics Championship at New England Tech! Congratulations to the Shea High School Robotics team for making the playoffs and winning the “Finalist Alliance-Captain” award!
Big congratulations to Tiyara Gonzalez, a member of our Shea/Tolman Girls Basketball team, for earning over 1,000 points in her career. She accomplished this amazing feat as a junior during the game against Wheeler this weekend. Congratulations to the Shea/Tolman Girls Basketball team!
Click the WPRI News link for more information.
As we celebrate Black History Month here’s a list of innovative Black innovators, spanning various fields and time periods. These individuals made significant contributions to science, technology, and industry, many of which have shaped modern society:
1. George Washington Carver (1864–1943)
• Field: Agriculture
• Innovations: Carver was an agricultural scientist and inventor who promoted crop rotation, helping to improve soil quality. He developed hundreds of products from peanuts, sweet potatoes, and other plants, including peanut butter, dyes, plastics, and gasoline. His work revolutionized agriculture in the South.
2. Garrett Morgan (1877–1963)
• Field: Safety and Traffic Control
• Innovations: Morgan is credited with inventing the three-way traffic signal and the gas mask. His traffic signal, patented in 1923, added an “all-stop” feature, reducing traffic accidents. His gas mask was used by the military during World War I and is considered a precursor to modern respiratory protection.
3. Dr. Patricia Bath (1942–2019)
• Field: Medicine/Optometry
• Innovations: Dr. Bath was the first African American woman to receive a medical patent. She invented the Laserphaco Probe, a device used to treat cataracts and restore vision. She also pioneered the field of community ophthalmology.
4. Lewis Howard Latimer (1848–1928)
• Field: Electrical Engineering
• Innovations: Latimer was an inventor and draftsman who worked with Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell. He invented an improved carbon filament for light bulbs, making them more practical and long-lasting. His work contributed significantly to the development of the electric light industry.
5. Madam C.J. Walker (1867–1919)
• Field: Cosmetics and Hair Care
• Innovations: Madam C.J. Walker became one of the first self-made female millionaires in the United States. She invented a line of beauty and hair products, particularly for African American women, and developed a revolutionary formula for hair growth and treatment, launching the Walker Manufacturing Company.
6. Marie Van Brittan Brown (1922–1999)
• Field: Security Systems
• Innovations: Brown invented the first home security system in 1966. Her system included a camera, a two-way microphone, and a monitor to allow people to see who was at their door. This innovation laid the foundation for modern security systems.
7. Elijah McCoy (1844–1929)
• Field: Engineering
• Innovations: McCoy is best known for inventing an automatic lubricator for steam engines in 1872. His invention allowed trains and other machinery to operate more efficiently by continuously lubricating moving parts. The phrase “The Real McCoy” is believed to have originated from the widespread demand for his invention, as people wanted the genuine product.
8. Dr. Charles Drew (1904–1950)
• Field: Medicine/Medical Research
• Innovations: Dr. Drew is famous for his work in developing large-scale blood banks and techniques for preserving blood plasma. His groundbreaking work helped save thousands of lives during World War II and revolutionized the way blood is stored and transported.
9. Henry T. Sampson (1942–Present)
• Field: Engineering/Technology
• Innovations: Sampson was a co-inventor of the gamma-electric cell, a device that converts gamma radiation into electrical power. His work contributed to the development of nuclear technology, and he was the first African American to earn a Ph.D. in nuclear engineering.
10. Jesse Eugene Russell (1948–Present)
• Field: Telecommunications
• Innovations: Russell, a telecommunications engineer, played a significant role in the development of the digital cellular phone. He was instrumental in the creation of digital signal processing technologies and is considered one of the pioneers in mobile phone development.
This list highlights the groundbreaking achievements of Black inventors who have made a lasting impact in various fields. Many of their contributions have laid the groundwork for technological advancements, social progress, and societal well-being across the globe.
This past weekend, our Shea high school basketball student athletes participated in the two-game “Hoop Hall Invitational” tournament at the Basketball Hall of Fame. Our young athletes had an amazing time and also had the great experience of touring the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Save the date: Next FAFSA Completion Night will be Tuesday, February 11th.
As winter weather approaches, the City of Pawtucket wants to ensure all residents are informed about snow and ice procedures. Please review the important details below to stay prepared and avoid fines during snow emergencies.
For immediate snow updates, we encourage you to follow and/or subscribe to these platforms:
How do parking bans work?
Avoid fines and towing:
Alternate parking locations:
WEST SIDE PARKING AREAS:
EAST SIDE PARKING AREAS:
A number-coded map showing all alternate off-street parking locations in the city is available here.
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Fines:
For youth volunteers:
The Pawtucket School Department uses its own messaging system to communicate directly with parents about school-related updates, including cancellations, delays, and early dismissals. If you are not currently receiving these updates, we encourage you to contact your child’s school to ensure your contact information is up to date.
These updates will also be included in the City’s general messaging, but for the most timely and accurate information, we recommend following the School Department’s platform.
Stay connected by visiting the Pawtucket School Department’s website and following them on Facebook and Twitter for the latest updates.
During extreme cold or power outages, residents can visit the following warming shelters:
In case of power outages, contact RI Energy. View the current outage map here: RI Energy Outage Map.
Let’s work together to keep Pawtucket safe and accessible this winter! If you have questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out to the appropriate contacts listed above.
Shea High School held a breakfast to celebrate the accomplishments of their multilingual learners! These outstanding students’ hard work, dedication, and perseverance have paid off, showcasing not only their language proficiency but also their determination to succeed. We are incredibly proud of their accomplishments and the progress they have made on their language learning journey. Congratulations to all our students on this well-deserved recognition of their ACCESS Assessment excellence!
Wishing all our families a safe and joyous holiday season filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments! Just a reminder that there will be no school during winter recess from Monday, December 23 through Friday, January 3. We hope you enjoy this special time with your loved ones and create lasting memories together.
School will resume on Monday, January 6th, 2025. Until then, may your holidays be merry and bright!
The Administration Building will be open through the holiday break on the following days:
Monday, December 23rd
Thursday, December 26th
Friday, December 27th
Monday, December 30th
Thursday, January 2nd
Friday, January 3rd
Very proud of our CTE students who are manning booths and showcasing the districts CTE pathways at this week’s JA Inspire Career Exploration Fair at the RI Convention Center! This in-person career exploration fair for 8th grade students will include opportunities from local businesses, non-profits, government agencies, and educational organizations. This fair introduces Rhode Island’s students to our state’s high-wage/high-demand industries. Each booth may highlight career paths, education requirements, and salary ranges for some of the high demand careers that await our students.
Champions! Thank you to the Mayor’s Office for celebrating our Shea Boys Soccer team on their Division II Championship! It was great to recognize this stellar group of student athletes and their families last night!
Go Raiders! Congratulations to our 2024 Division II Boys Soccer Champions!
Please check this page often as important announcements will be posted periodically.
Click here for the 2024-2025 School Calendar
Here is the link to the Principal’s Attestation Letter, stating that the school is in compliance with the requirements of section 9214 of the Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015.
The Pawtucket School Department, in collaboration with RI Housing, is hosting weekly RentReliefRI office hours at the PSD Administration Building on Wednesdays from 9-3:30pm.
RentReliefRI is a statewide rental assistance program administered by RIHousing, the program provides rental and utility assistance to eligible Rhode Island households. Renters who are struggling to pay their rent or utilities as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic may qualify for a total of 18 months of assistance. The program can pay for rent and utilities owed back to April 1, 2020 and can also cover up to three months of upcoming rent. Renters may apply for help with paying for utilities even if they do not need help paying for rent.
Norma Robles, staff from Family Service of RI, is a contracted RentRelifRI specialist, available to help PSD families determine eligibility and complete the application during Wednesday office hours at the school department administration building. Families can call (401) 699-6359, email RoblesNo@familyserviceri.org or stop in to find out more information.
Shea High School is located in the heart of Pawtucket, RI, and it is a true picture of America today, with over 52 countries represented and over 25 different languages spoken. We are a very proud community that supports, encourages and loves all our students and works together to set them on a course for success.
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