Your North Kingstown Police Department, in conjunction with the Town of North Kingstown, is proud to announce a new school zone safety program with automated speed enforcement cameras in our school zones to help keep kids safe.
We strive for ZERO:
* Zero Crashes
* Zero Injuiries
* Zero Fatalities







Screenagers: The Elementary School Edition addresses the issues that elementary school-aged kids, guardians, and educators face regarding technology use. The film blends real-world examples and expert advice with the latest research and solutions.
Join us on April 2nd, 2026, in the NKHS Auditorium at 7 pm.

Join North Kingstown Schools in celebrating that we are all unified by sporting your black and gold.

Dress in your Spring Best and smile big! It's Spring Picture day!
Wear a hat to show your support for inclusivity and kindness at Forest Park!
We wear green to celebrate that everyone grows in their own way, at their own pace. In our school, we believe all students can grow, learn, and succeed when they feel included!
Dress in comfy clothes and kick off the celebration that at Forest Park, we all belong!
* Monday - Comfy Cozy Day - Dress in comfy clothes and kick off the celebration that at Forest Park, we all belong!
* Tuesday - Green for Growth Day - We wear green to celebrate that everyone grows in their own way, at their own pace!
* Wednesday - Hats Off to Inclusion Day - Wear a hat to show your support for inclusivity and kindness.
* Thursday - Spring Picture Day - Dress in your Spring Best and Smile Big! It's Spring Picture Day!
* Friday - Skipper Pride Day - Join NK Schools in celebrating that we are all unified by sporting your black and gold!
The Forest Park Talent Show for Grades 3 - 5!
Anchors aweigh, North Kingstown! Opening night has arrived for NKHS NorTheater’s production of Anything Goes!
Our talented students have been working incredibly hard to bring this classic musical to life,
and tonight the curtain rises on an unforgettable performance full of music, laughter, and high-energy tap dancing.
Come aboard and support our amazing cast and crew—you won’t want to miss it!
March 6th, 7:00 pm
March 7th, 2:00 pm or 7:00 pm
March 8th, 2:00 pm
You can purchase tickets at the door or at the link below.
https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/northeatre/anything-goes


Wear Forest Park Colors - Green/Gray/Eagles, and bring your favorite animal stuffie (ONE!) to read with you!

Select a hat that has some kind of message, readable logo, or words on it and wear it to school!
We look forward to seeing everyone's headgear!

March 4, 2026
Dear North Kingstown Families and Staff,
Due to the five school days cancelled as a result of the February 2026 blizzard, we would like to provide an update on how these days will be addressed in the 2025–2026 school calendar.
Two of the cancelled days occurred during the State of Emergency. The Commissioner of Education has indicated that she will seek approval from the Council of Elementary and Secondary Education to waive those two days. At this time, that approval is still pending.
The remaining three cancelled days are not automatically eligible for a waiver. To ensure we remain in compliance with state instructional requirements while minimizing disruption to families, we carefully reviewed our calendar and total instructional minutes.
As a result:
Friday, March 27, 2026 (previously scheduled as a Professional Development Day), will now be a regular school day for students.
Following this adjustment, the district will submit a formal request to the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) to waive the remaining two days based on our total instructional minutes.
If the requested waivers are approved, the last day of school for students will be June 18, 2026.
This plan allows us to:
- Meet state instructional requirements
- Avoid extending the school year further into late June
- Preserve as much of the original calendar as possible
- Provide timely clarity for families and staff
We will continue to keep you informed as we receive final decisions from RIDE and the Council. In the meantime, please mark March 27 as a school day for students.
Thank you for your continued support, flexibility, and partnership.
Sincerely,
Kenneth A. Duva, Ed.D.
Superintendent of Schools

Wear a wild and crazy outfit!
Outfits can include animal prints, mismatched items, crazy socks, or something similar!
Go wild!

Reading Week Continues Tomorrow, March 3rd with School Spirit Day!
Students are encouraged to wear a shirt that can be read to school!
We look forward to seeing your shirts!

Calling all Eagles!
Grab your favorite jersey, uniform, or leotard and join us for a night of sporty fun!
Buffet Dinner, Photo Booth, Raffle, DJ, and Plenty of Dancing!
This event is on Friday, March 13th. See flier for details!

Please see the attached flier for this week's reading week activities.

