North Kingstown School Department

The North Kingstown School Department is a school district in the U.S. state of Rhode Island. It operates five elementary schools, two middle schools, one high school, and one specialty school in North Kingstown.

North Kingstown School Department
Address
100 Romano Vineyard Way, Suite 120 North Kingston , Washington County, Rhode Island, 02852 United States
District information
Type	Public
Grades	Pre-K through 12
Superintendent	Dr. Kenneth Duva
School board	5 members
Chair of the board	Dr. Erin Earle
Governing agency	Rhode Island Department of Education
Schools	9
Other information
Website	www.nksd.net

Administration

Superintendent

Dr. Kenneth Duva, is the district’s superintendent.

School Committee

There are five members of the North Kingstown School Committee.

• Dr. Erin Earle, School Committee Chairperson
• Robert Case, School Committee Vice Chairperson
• Jennifer Hoskins
• Jennifer Lima - In 2021, she faced an un-successful recall effort for pushing an alleged "Marxist" and pro-critical race theory agenda.
• Thomas Briody

Schools

There are a total of 9 schools in the North Kingstown School Department.

Elementary schools

• Fishing Cove Elementary School (Preschool-5)
• Forest Park Elementary School (K-5)
• Hamilton Elementary School (K-5)
• Quidnessett Elementary School (K-5)
• Stony Lane Elementary School (K-5)

Middle schools

• Davisville Middle School (6-8)
• Wickford Middle School (6-8)

High school

• North Kingstown High School (9-12)

Specialty School

• Davisville Academy (K-12)

Closed Schools

• Wickford Elementary School (closed in 2004)

External links

• NK School Dept. Official website
  • School Committee
• RI Attorney Gen. Mudge v. North Kingstown School Department 2
• RI Attorney Gen. Brown v. North Kingstown School Committee
• RI Dept of Heath NK School Health and Wellness Council to Survey Nutrition and Physical Activity Practices in Local Schools
• RI Sec of State NK Annual Report
• https://www.foxnews.com/media/rhode-island-official-shares-extreme-view-using-wrong-pronoun-act-violence