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We had our annual fall meeting and the catering was done by the crew from the Cranston Area CTC culinary arts program. Delicious, beautiful, and professionally served! Everything arrived in their new food truck.

This is the final week of Nat. Principals Month and we salute Fogarty ES leader and our 2020 Principal of the Year, Courtney Monterecy. In addition to her school duties in PVD she represents us as the RI liaison to NAESP. Have you thanked your principal yet? #ThankAPrincipal

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Oct is National Principals Month and today’s salute goes to Nate Edmunds from the Lawn School in Jamestown. This is how he sends his 8th graders along to high school each June. Thanked your principal yet? #ThankAPrincipal

As National Principals Month nears its end we salute Pawtucket's Agnes E. Little ES principal and RIASP Board member Samantha Stringfellow who also represents RIASP on the RI Early Learning Council. Have you thanked your principal yet? #ThankAPrincipal

What better way to end Nat. Principals Month than a salute to the members of the RIASP Executive Board who devote so much time to supporting principals in RI? Still time to thank your principal! #ThankAPrincipal

Do you know an outstanding principal deserving of recognition? Consider nominating them for the RIASP Principal of the Year Award for 2025. Details at riasp.org

Congratulations to the 2025 RI Assistant Principal of the Year: Nicole Lanni of Lincoln High School. RIASP executive director Bob Littlefield and Association President Cheri Sacco (who also was Ms. Lanni’s 5th grade teacher) were on hand for the surprise presentation.

Do you know a beginning principal in RI who has made an immediate impact on their school in the last year? RIASP is taking nominations for Outstanding Beginning Principal until 1/30/25. Candidates must be in their 2nd year on the job. Nominate here: forms.gle/PraZBHRHJMm3t4…

Three RI Principals in the spotlight last night at the State of the State Address for their outstanding work resulting in progress. Congratulations Beth Roman of Melrose ES, Cassandra Henderson of Asa Messer ES & Kristen Lussier of MLK Jr ES. You made us all proud.

RIASP is proud to announce our 2025 Elementary Principal of the Year - Ms. Cheryl Vaughn, leader of Cumberland’s Community School

Congratulations to Rhode Island’s 2025 Secondary Principal of the Year - Ms. Susan Craven of Tiverton High School. Her school had the largest improvement in SAT scores and the highest graduation rate in the state.

It’s National Assistant Principals Week. Today’s shoutout goes to two Lincoln AP’s - Joe DeLeo of LMS + Nicole Lanni of LHS (also APOY 2025) Have you thanked your AP today?

This National Ass’t Principals Week shoutout goes to Westerly High School’s John Connell, described by his principal as having transformed the school’s environment with his positive attitude and commitment to a supportive school culture.

It’s Nat’l Assistant Principals Week. Shoutout to Middletown HS’s Jonathan DeVolve’s. As one parent said, “He’s always fair and he fosters respect among students and staff.” Have you thanked your AP today?

Congratulations to the RIASP Outstanding Beginning Principal for 2025 - Matthew Brown of Vartan Gregorian ES. What a showing by the VGES community and Providence Schools.

A big CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. Brown on being recognized by RIASP Learns as the 2025 RI 1st Year Principal of the Year!!!! Vartan Gregorian PTO Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) Providence Public Schools PPSD Elementary Zone City of Providence Providence City Council Councilman John Goncalves Chris Blazejewski Mayor Brett Smiley Angelica Infante

It’s Nat’l Assistant Principals Week and today’s shoutout goes to Cumberland HS AP Heather Delfino, the driving force behind their CTE programs. Have you thanked your AP today?

Making summer plans already?

Thank you Commissioner Infante-Green and your team for spending an afternoon with RIASP principals for a dialog on the future of RI schools in light of changes in Washington. Much appreciated. Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) Angelica Infante