News and Announcements

Colorful storm drains line Kinsley Street in Providence. It's an artistic effort by Providence Met school students, like Jiah Dorsainville, to help keep the Woonasquatucket River clean.

In the article Living in Two Cultures, Sherenté Harris discusses how he’s helping to keep Native American culture alive in his community. Part of this work includes his project work at the Met and a Facebook page that teaches the Narragansett language.

Rhode Island College drops ‘undeclared’ major

Students from the Met School in Providence are benefiting from a program called “Living History.”

We’d like to congratulate Malia Cruz – Liberty Class of 2015. She worked hard to win her first pageant!

June 23, 2015
One of the final steps to complete the Paul W. Crowley East Bay Met Campus was completed last week, the installation of the publicly funded art project.

UWC-USA is one of 15 UWC campuses located on five continents. A two-year residential school, UWC-USA serves students age 16-19 who typically represent more than 70 different countries. They participate in a unique program that combines academic challenge with an experiential, hands-on approach to learning.

Read the latest article from the Newport Daily News about the graduates from East Bay

We are proud to announce the results of the Met’s 7th Annual Business Plan Competition.  The students of the Met’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship have immersed themselves in the world of business by identifying a unique idea and writing a business plan.