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Chariho’s RYSE School Clinical Day Program is an integrated, comprehensive school program for at-risk youth and their families. Through a unique partnership with Community and School Support Services, Inc. RYSE provides comprehensive educational and wrap-around mental health services to middle and high school students.

The mission of The Center for Individualized training and Education is to empower students with unique needs to make progress in light of their individual circumstances. Student respect, value, and self-worth are the cornerstones of their multi-disciplinary team approach to enable students to function within their community in the least restrictive environment. The Center operates an educational facility providing complete diagnostic and rehabilitative services for the developmentally disabled, retarded and behaviorally disordered individuals, including psychological therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy; social and educational services.

Ages Served: Grade 9-12; 20% of students are special education. Services: A member of the Coalition of Essential Schools since 1987, School One is a private innovative high school with a student centered approach to learning.

Big Picture Learning was established with the sole mission of putting students directly at the center of their own learning. BPL co-founders Dennis Littky and Elliot Washor merged their thirty years of experience as teachers and principals and their distinct national reputations to launch this new innovation in education. With an intention to demonstrate that schooling and education can and should be radically changed, Big Picture Learning was born.

A maritime Charter School for Providence children named for Captain Paul Cuffee, a successful ship captain, merchant, philanthropist, and educator. A maritime theme is woven through the scientific and technical curriculum. Average class size: 21

West Bay’s Horton School is an alternative elementary school program for students grades K-6 who require a highly structured, supportive, and therapeutic environment to achieve their greatest potential of academic success. The main goal of the Horton School is to assist students in acquiring the necessary skills to manage their emotional and behavioral needs in order to be independently successful within their homes, communities, and least restrictive educational environments.

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A maritime Charter School for Providence children named for Captain Paul Cuffee, a successful ship captain, merchant, philanthropist, and educator. A maritime theme is woven through the scientific and technical curriculum. Average class size: 21

The mission of the Segue Institute for Learning is to foster a community where students take ownership of their education. Segue scholars receive a rigorous academic experience that prepares them to excel in the high school and eventual college setting of their choice. At Segue, it is believed that all students are "At Promise", as opposed to being labeled "At Risk". The Segue Institute for Learning is a safe and nurturing environment which promotes diversity, encourages individual growth and allows students to view themselves as citizens of change in their homes and community.

An independent public charter school serving students in grades K - 8 from across RI.

Charter School Grades 9th-12th

Grade Levels: 6 - 12. Part of Tides Family Service.

The Compass School purpose of the school is to provide an academic foundation which promotes cognitive and physical developmental skills. These skills result in social and emotional growth in students allowing them to develop the ability to solve complex problems through careful thought and consideration of others.

Public charter high school founded to serve pregnant and parenting young adults. Serve 160 students in campuses located in Providence and Central Falls. While this school is designed to serve pregnant and parenting young adults, students from all backgrounds and from all communities in Rhode Island are welcome. Nowell partners with Dr. Day Care Providence in the same building to make childcare available to students on a first-come, first-served basis in emergencies.

Services: A small independent day school founded in 1999 to provide a unique educational environment for children with multiple learning differences. The goal was to create a school that would provide children with the opportunity to reach their full academic and social potential. The founding members of the Board, including educators, clinical specialists and a family, created a model that emphasizes the development of core grade level skills taught through a therapeutically guided curriculum. As a result, our students make significant gains academically and socially.

Educational programs at all levels within or outside the formal education system that provide innovative and flexible instruction, curriculums, grading systems, learning environments or degree requirements, a return to traditional educational values, or other alternatives to the ordinary system of instruction.

The mission of Blackstone Academy Charter School is to build a strong community of learners and leaders. Our small educational environment helps foster independent inquiry, teamwork, and communication. Our students develop the skills to solve problems and use their voices in ways that lead to success in the academic, social, and professional arenas. Students demonstrate their achievements through a process of discovery, presentation, and reflection.

A public charter high school concentrating on culinary, visual and dramatic arts. The school offers a college prep program to students, grades 9 through 12, from all Rhode Island cities and towns.

A maritime Charter School for Providence children named for Captain Paul Cuffee, a successful ship captain, merchant, philanthropist, and educator. A maritime theme is woven through the scientific and technical curriculum. Average class size: 21

Public charter high school founded to serve pregnant and parenting young adults. Serve 160 students in campuses located in Providence and Central Falls. While this school is designed to serve pregnant and parenting young adults, students from all backgrounds and from all communities in Rhode Island are welcome. Nowell partners with Children’s Workshop located at 151 Hunt Street to make childcare available to students on a first-come, first-served basis in emergencies.

West Bay currently operates two Alternative Learning Programs for student in grades K-12. Both programs are located in district settings (Cranston K-6 and Warwick 6-12), but accept students from districts across the state if seats are available. Both settings provide individualized and small group instruction in a therapeutic environment. The aim is to help students return to their sending schools once they have learned new ways of managing themselves and their behaviors; however, for some students, remaining in West Bay’s classes is the best option, and they are able to complete their school year with us.