By: David Liao, Ph.D. Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month is observed during the month of May, which falls toward the end of our school year. This is just as well, because it has given me ample time to reflect on my first [...]

My name is Melannie Munera-Goez, and I graduated from Blackstone Valley Prep High School in 2018–the first class to graduate from the school. This past December, I completed my undergraduate coursework at the University of Rhode Island with a [...]

By: Brianna Dodd One of my favorite times of the school day is standing in the hallway as my students arrive for the day, and greeting them one by one. They have stories and jokes to tell, questions to ask, and weekend plans to discuss. An [...]

By: Josh Falk (The following draws heavily from this informative article, A History of Women in Higher Education, by Dr. Genevieve Carlton. Please read the full article for even more (sometimes shocking) information.) As you know, a core part of [...]

BVP is always looking to feature teacher and staff voices on our blog. We invite them to contribute a short piece on a topic that’s meaningful to them. Today’s post comes from Trey LaSane, a mathematics teacher at our high school. [...]

To celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8, two Blackstone Valley Prep scholars from Elementary School 3 had the special opportunity to participate in Central Falls Women’s Day: Empowering Young Leaders, an event hosted by [...]