Public | K-5 | 246 students |
PHONE: (401) 233-1160
North Providence's Stephen Olney School is a public elementary school in the North Providence School District. It is among the few public elementary schools in Rhode Island to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 10 out of 10.
The school community has reviewed this school and given it an average rating of 5 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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Dr. Joseph A Whelan Elementary School 0.6 miles | |||
0.9 miles | |||
1.1 miles | |||
1.2 miles |
I am a single parent of five children that all attend schools in North Providence. When ever I was in need of any kind of assistance Stephen Only school was there for my family and myself. Three of my children go to Ricci school and my other child goes to Centredale school. Stephen Only welcomed me. The principle, the nurse, and the secretary are such amazing people. I am so thankful for them. They helped my family get through difficult times...God Bless them!
I LOVE STEPHEN OLNEY!! My son loves his new school...He loves his teacher and the principal is very personable and is always there if you have any questions or concerns...And that makes me feel very happy to know that my son is happy and safe...and that makes it easier for me to drop him off at school and know that he is safe and happy...
I am very pleased with the school. I feel my child will be able to reach all his goals in life, with the knowledge and life lessons he is learning.
Its a very good school.They make sure you do your best!
Stephen Olney is the best school in my opinion. The principal is great to all the kids and parents. The teachers are the best of the best. The parents and families are involved in everything. When there is an event we have so many volunteers working, it makes you feel like it is one big family. The kids love the after shcool activities. The PTA is the best and it is all thanks to the support of great parents, teachers and students.
I give Stephen Olney School 10 out of 10. My son loves it. They have terrific activities and everyone is so nice and helpful. Mr. Corsini is a terrific asset to that school as well as Barbara the school secretary. My son started Kindergarten and she was so helpful and pleasant with every call I had to make. A+ to my son's teacher Miss Pirolli, I commend her on her hard work and her way of teaching. She certainly makes positive learning experience for the children.
The school itself has a fantastic caring principal, Mr Corsini. The majority of the teachers go above and beyond. Most notably Mrs Marshall third grade. The only shortfall is the PTA click.
Dr. Corsini, principal, is a great asset to this school. His is always available to the parents, and is extremly involved with his students, both in the academics and extracurricular. The reading program in this school is very structured and provides a strong foundation for these students future education. I am very impress with all the teachers my child has had. The classroom sizes are small. (17 in my child's first grade class) They do have music, art and gym. There is always something going on in the school. Science fairs, book fairs, talent shows, principal/student sport events. There is a very active PTA that helps with all the special events at this school. I cannot say enough about this school and its faculty. I feel it has given my child a great start and recommend it highly to any parent.
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