Narragansett Elementary School

Below, You will find helpful links, tools, and forms for NES Parents and PTO to use throughout the school year.  If you cannot find what you're looking for, or have additional questions, please contact the NES main office.

Literacy Learning Laboratory
In accordance with the Rhode Island Right to Read Act, RIDE has launched a Literacy Learning Lab. The Lab is designed to assist and promote training for educators, families, and caregivers to better understand the characteristics of evidence-based interventions and accommodations for dyslexia and related disorders, dyscalculia and dysgraphia. Please visit the new Literacy Learning Lab page on the RIDE website to register for upcoming webinars and explore resources for educators, families, and caregivers. 

POWERSCHOOL LOGIN INFORMATION

Power School Login: Parent and Student

Important Handbooks, Information and Forms

Bullying/Harassment/Intimidation Incident Reporting Form
Common Core State Standards Information
Dismissal Note-Orange Slips
Parent Involvement Policy
School Closing Procedural Handbook
Section 504 Referral Form

Background Check Information 

• In accordance with RIGL 16-2-18.4. Any persons intending to volunteer in the NSS shall undergo a state criminal background check to be initiated prior to such volunteer work. The applicant shall apply to the bureau of criminal identification (BCI), department of attorney general, state police or local police department where he or she resides, for a state criminal records check.  Background checks are valid for one year from the date processed.
• Option #1: Walk-in to the Narragansett Police Department and request a statewide background check. (there is $5 fee)
• Option #2: CLICK HERE for in-person background check by AG's Office.
• Option #3: Mail In background check.  Info can be found HERE. (Scroll down to 'by mail or out of state.')

PTO Information 

Click here to be directed to the PTO page

Child Outreach Service

• Child Outreach is a free service offered to all children 3 to 5 years old. Child Outreach provides a brief assessment in five areas of development: vision, hearing, speech and language skills, social/emotional development and general development, such as gross and fine motor skills, memory etc. Much like your well child visit with the pediatrician, children should be screened annually, at 3, 4 and 5 years old. Because the activities are based upon what is appropriate for your child's age and experiences at the time of screening, each screening provides families with an up-to-date check on their child's status. Child Outreach can help identify children who may need further assessment, intervention and/or services at an early age in order to prevent the occurrence of more severe problems later. We want to ensure that ALL children are off to a good start before entering kindergarten. It is highly recommended that any child entering kindergarten in the fall have a Child Outreach screening prior to kindergarten registration.For more information or to schedule a screening appointment, please call Narragansett Child Outreach at 401-284-4910.