18 Willis St
Cranston, RI 02910

Our experience has been way better than expected. I guess it comes down to the student and the values being instilled at home. If your child is not a follower, he or she will be fine. They have a great Honors and AP program.

I attended Hugh B Bain Jr. High School from 1966=1969. It was the number one junior high school in the state at that time. It saddens me too see that it has slipped so much. My teachers were all excellent.. Their only purpose in teaching was to ensure that the students learned and met or exceeded their intellectual capabilities. It also saddens me to see the educational system in general in this country go downhill. All the politicians are interested in now is if the students can pass a test, not if they have learned anything.

I have thoroughly enjoyed our experience at Stadium! I can't say enough about its staff being so kind, passionate and motivated. The Cranston Public School Department must believe in their extreme talents too, faith far beyond their other schools' staff because of how they send behavioral students and "overspill" from other neighborhoods to Stadium and not to Woodridge for example. Rating is 66% impoverished!!! That's a crazy to me and Stadium is seemingly getting taken advantage of. How about taking this info and redistricting a bit ??!! The city has become center heavy and the furthest from the center are being allowed to set their tones of exclusivity. Whatever! Our school reflects our friendly neighborhood, no one is better than another, vibe. This is rare. I've compared notes with friends from the other side, school families such as those living in Alpine Estates and attending Orchard Farms. Stadium kids are being pushed way harder and content, especially in math and ELA, seems more complex. They are working hard and it is reflected in the state testing scores. If you want your children to be worldly, friendly, motivated and kind send them to Stadium. I chose this neighborhood and I'm still glad I did.