Rhode Island Education Officials Take a Major Step Back in Providence Schools Reform. In a significant move, the K-12 council has approved a plan proposed by Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green to relinquish control of the Providence public school system, a decision that could have far-reaching implications for the city's struggling schools. After months of controversy and debate, Infante-Green's plan aims to restore local control to the Providence School Department, potentially paving the way for a more tailored approach to addressing the district's unique challenges. However, the decision has sparked concerns about the potential impact on student outcomes and the effectiveness of the plan in addressing systemic issues within the district.


K-12 council OKs Infante-Green’s plan to relinquish control of Providence schools  Rhode Island Current