Oak Lawn Elementary School

Founded in 1960 as St. Mark's School, Cranston-Johnston Catholic Regional School is an educational institution that serves students in pre-kindergarten through grade eight. It offers classes in reading, language arts, math, music, art, science, Spanish, physical education and social studies. The school provides a variety of sports activities, including basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball and cross-county. Cranston-Johnston Catholic Regional School manages a staff of more than 20 teachers and support personnel. The school is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. It is a member of the National Catholic Educators Association. The school maintains a parent-teacher organization that organizes fundraisers. Cranston-Johnston Catholic Regional School is located in Cranston, R.I.

Glen Hills Elementary School offers academic classes to students in kindergarten through grade five. Located in Cranston, R.I., its academic curriculum includes math, science, arts, social studies, reading, writing, social studies, English and physical education. The school maintains a parent-teacher organization that sponsors various after-school and cultural arts programs, field trips and family centered activities. Glen Hills Elementary School is comprised of more than 40 staff members that include music, resource and literacy teachers, social workers, psychologists, and physical and occupational therapy specialists. It operates a library and media center that offers a collection of books and resource materials on various topics. The school has an annual enrollment of more than 300 students. Glen Hills Elementary School is a part of Cranston Public schools, which also operates various middle and high schools.

Hope Highlands Elementary School provides educational opportunities for students in kindergarten through grade six. It offers classes in music, math, science, social studies, reading, writing and art. The school also maintains a parent-teacher organization and conducts instructive sessions in the areas of health and physical education and orchestra. It addition, Hope Highlands Elementary School provides lunch options for students. It administers speech therapy and guidance programs. The school operates a library and organizes book fairs. Hope Highlands Elementary School offers the Investigations in Number, Data, and Space program, which was developed at TERC, which is a nonprofit research and development organization that works to improve math, science and technology teaching and learning skills. It is a part of Cranston Public Schools, which is a school district that serves more than in kindergarten through grade 12.