What a difference a year makes! See the impact you’ve had on The Wolf School and the lives of Complex Learners in our 2015-2016 Annual Report.

Bellbottoms and tie-dye made the scene on Saturday, October 22nd when the Wolf School Parent Organization (WSPO) held a Hippie 70’s Dance for students, staff, and families! The Pelson Center at The Wolf School was transformed into a colorful 70’s dream where students and families enjoyed dancing, food, games, and a

For Wolf ‘s Physical Education/Health teacher Michael LaRose, coaching cross country is hardly a new endeavor. But when you’re coaching a team at Wolf, every year can feel just as rewarding as the first. This year’s cross country team consists of 12 students in grades 6-8. Practice began the first week

On Saturday, October 15th, The Wolf School welcomed over 50 educators, parents, clinicians, educational advocates, Occupational Therapists, and Speech & Language Pathologists for our second annual Complex Learners Conference.  Complex Learners: Bridging Assessment and Treatment for Social and Academic Success provided an in-depth understanding of the ways assessment of Complex

A new school year has brought many welcomed additions to The Wolf School- new students, new families, new staff members, and our much anticipated new library! Gaining this valuable resource back was one of the main goals of our Growing Our Vision Campaign We are particularly grateful for a bequest from the

The weather was beautiful, the golfers were ready, and the support for Wolf was tremendous at our Third Annual Golf Outing! Held September 20th at Wannamoisett Country Club, The Wolf School was thrilled to welcome special guest, and Jr. Ryder Cup Player- Patrick Welch to our Golf Outing! Patrick, the

Join us on October 15th for our second annual Complex Learners Conference: Bridging Assessment and Treatment for  Social and Academic Success. Beginning at 8:30 AM, this one-day intermediate level presentation designed for educators, clinicians, and parents, will provide an in-depth understanding of the ways assessments of Complex Learners inform treatment that

Patrick Welch is an impressive 16-year-old, already making waves in the golf circuit as one of the top junior golfers in the country and the first Rhode Islander to represent Team USA at this year’s upcoming Jr. Ryder Cup. But ask Patrick who he thinks is impressive, and he will