Central Falls School District is a public school district serving the city of Central Falls, Rhode Island. The district operates multiple schools providing education from pre-kindergarten through grade 12, serving approximately 2,800 students. Located in the state’s smallest and most densely populated city, the district faces unique urban educational challenges and serves a predominantly Hispanic student population. The district gained national attention in 2010 when Central Falls High School underwent a controversial transformation plan that included the firing of all teachers (who were later rehired) as part of federal education reform efforts. This event sparked significant debate about education reform and union rights across the United States. Central Falls School District operates several schools including Central Falls High School, Calcutt Middle School, Veterans Memorial Elementary School, and Captain Hunt Early Learning Center. The district emphasizes bilingual education and offers various programs to support its large English language learner population. The district works under the oversight of the Rhode Island Department of Education and receives both state and federal funding. It maintains partnerships with various educational and community organizations to provide additional resources and opportunities for its students. The district focuses on college and career readiness, implementing various STEM initiatives and career pathway programs.