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Enrollment drops in Central Falls

In Central Falls, the state's most heavily Hispanic school district, student enrollment numbers are down by more than 400.

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Study finds minorities more likely to be paddled

Weather alert radios being sent to schools

Back to school: Shaky economy hits kids

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Rhode Island School of Design's rock star

John Maeda, RISD's new president, has spent his first weeks on campus introducing himself -- and he's brought some high-tech upgrades to getting acquainted.

Video: John Maeda talks about his philosophy and ideas for RISD

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For RIC senior, a good day is a great day

For years, Alicia Vanasse struggled with the severely debilitating symptoms of Tourette Syndrome. Now a senior at Rhode Island College, she has found a supportive environment and an effective treatment.

Multimedia: Alicia Vanasse says living with Tourette Syndrome fuels her determination

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What teachers pay is all over the board

Teachers throughout Rhode Island pay far more today in health insurance premiums than they did 13 years ago, but a survey by The Journal shows vast differences by school district in the amount they pay for coverage.