News and Announcements

Did you see Doc in GoLocalProv? #4 on the list of 50 Greatest Living Rhode Islanders! Met Alum John McCauley also made the list(#46)!

Jodie Woodruff was recognized as a 2016 ADE based on her entrepreneurship program that demonstrated the best in classroom innovation from across the country.

zSpace today announced that the Met is the first school district in the state to use an immersive, virtual reality technology that allows students to learn STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) subjects using 3D, holographic images that they can move and manipulate.

On May 21, 2016 we’ll be celebrating our 20th Anniversary. We’d love for you to join us for an all-day Community Festival on our campus in South Providence and at a special lighting of WaterFire that night in celebration of all our students have accomplished.

We're happy to be hosting the announcement of the 2015 Jeffrey Osborne Foundation Award recipients on Wednesday Morning at 11am! This year’s recipients include: The Amos House, The Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence, The Music School of the Rhode Island Philharmonic, St. Mary’s Home for Children, Button Hole, and THE MET SCHOOL!

Evan was given the Volunteer of the Year award by the South Kingstown Recreation Commission for his work and for raising more that $10,000 for the project.

Free ESOL Classes at the Met

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