Rhode Island
Lara Trump enjoys paddleboarding in orange bikini during summer vacation in Rhode Island
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Lara Trump was all smiles as she showed off her toned figure while paddleboarding in Rhode Island.
During the outing, the “My View with Lara Trump” host was accompanied by her husband, Eric Trump.
Lara Trump enjoyed a paddleboarding outing with her husband Eric Trump in Rhode Island on Tuesday. (TMZ)
According to the outlet, the couple had members of the Secret Service with them.
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Eric, the son of President Donald Trump, and Lara tied the knot in 2014.
Lara Trump enjoyed an outing with her husband in Rhode Island. (Getty Images)
Earlier this year, Lara’s sister-in-law, Ivanka Trump, showed off her surfing skills while enjoying a family beach vacation to celebrate the Easter holiday.
Ivanka Trump impressed while surfing in Costa Rica. (Backgrid)
Ivanka, 43, shared photos of herself surfing in Costa Rica and gave fans a glimpse into the family trip with husband Jared Kushner, Joshua Kushner and his wife, model Karlie Kloss.
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“Grateful doesn’t begin to cover it. Spending Passover and Easter week surrounded by the raw beauty of Costa Rica was a gift beyond words,” she wrote on X.
“Time slowed. We surfed under golden skies, zipped through the jungle canopy, leapt into cool waterfalls, read until the sun dipped low, and surrendered to stillness and deep sleep.”
“Time slowed. We surfed under golden skies, zipped through the jungle canopy, leapt into cool waterfalls, read until the sun dipped low, and surrendered to stillness and deep sleep.
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“But more than the adventure, this week was about reconnecting – with the Earth, with faith, and with one another. Logging off and tuning in.
Ivanka Trump shared her gratitude for celebrating Easter in Costa Rica this year. (Brennan Asplen/Getty Images)
“Grounding in nature’s rhythm. Feeling the sacred in the silence, in the laughter of my children, in the breath of the trees,” Ivanka concluded.
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Portsmouth High School was recently recognized by U.S. News & World Report as among the best high schools in Rhode Island and the best in the Newport area.
U.S. News & World Report recently released its statewide rankings (for 58 schools) and national rankings (for 18,000 schools).
Topping Rhode Island was Classical High School in Providence, followed by Barrington, East Greenwich, Portsmouth, and Blackstone Valley Prep High School.
Among other area schools, Middletown ranked 14th, Tiverton ranked 17th, and Rogers High School in Newport ranked 24th.
Nationally, Classical ranked 166th of 18,000 schools, Barrington ranked 211 nationally, East Greenwich ranked 825th nationally, Portsmouth ranked 848th nationally, and Blackstone Prep ranked 950th nationally.
National rankings for the other Newport area schools: Middletown, 3,273; Tiverton, 3,976; and Rogers, 6,069.
U.S. News & World Report developed its rankings by measuring six different proficiencies:
- College Readiness Index, which measures the “proportion of a school’s 12th graders who took and earned a qualifying score on Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) exams.”
- College Curriculum Breadth Index, “calculated among a school’s 2022-2023 12th graders from the percentage who took, and the percentage who earned qualifying scores on multiple AP or IB exams.”
- State Assessment Proficiency, which measures student proficiency in standardized tests related to math, reading and science.
- State Assessment Performance. Also derived by measuring student proficiency in math, reading and science, but compared with “what U.S. News predicted for a school with its demographic characteristics in its state.”
- Underserved Student Performance a measure that assesses learning outcomes only among Black, Hispanic, and low-income students.
- Graduation Rates among students who entered the ninth grade in 2019-2020 academic year, and who graduated four years later.
Here is how each of the Newport area schools ranked in each of the six categories:
- Portsmouth ranked fourth statewide, 848th nationally.
- College readiness – 63 percent.
- College Curriculum Breadth – 49 percent.
- Math Proficiency – 44 percent.
- Reading Proficiency – 71 percent.
- Science Proficiency – 70 percent.
- Graduation Rate – 96 percent.
- Middletown ranked 14th statewide, 3,273 nationally.
- College readiness – 48 percent.
- College Curriculum Breadth – 30 percent.
- Math Proficiency – 32 percent.
- Reading Proficiency – 66 percent.
- Science Proficiency – 32 percent.
- Graduation Rate – 91 percent.
- Tiverton ranked 17th statewide, 3,976 nationally.
- College readiness – 44 percent.
- College Curriculum Breadth – 32 percent.
- Math Proficiency – 27 percent.
- Reading Proficiency – 54 percent.
- Science Proficiency – 47 percent.
- Graduation Rate – 98 percent.
- Rogers ranked 24th statewide, 6,069 nationally.
- College readiness – 34 percent.
- College Curriculum Breadth – 15 percent.
- Math Proficiency – 16 percent.
- Reading Proficiency – 44 percent.
- Science Proficiency – 20 percent.
- Graduation Rate – 85 percent.
To view the entire Rhode Island lists go to the U.S. News & World Report website: https://www.usnews.com/education/best-high-schools/rhode-island/rankings
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Rhode Island
Providence College Women’s Soccer Defeated On The Road Against Rhode Island, 2-0 – Providence College Athletics
RECORDS
Providence (2-1-0)
Rhode Island (4-1-0)
SCORE
Providence 0 | Rhode Island 2
VENUE
URI Soccer Complex | Kingston, R.I.
GAME FLOW & NOTES
• Nicolasa Jacobs scored the opening goal for Rhode Island (3:59) to give the Rams a 1-0 lead, assisted by Jill Rosenfeld and Lauren MacDonald.
• Lauren MacDonald added a second goal (9:51) to extend the advantage to 2-0, with assists from Rosenfeld and Mie Carstensen.
• Both teams remained scoreless in the second half as the Friars trailed 2-0 when time expired.
SCORING SUMMARY
(1-0) Rhode Island 3:59 / Nicolasa Jacobs scored for Rhode Island. Her goal was assisted by Jill Rosenfeld and Lauren MacDonald.
(2-0) Rhode Island 62:50 / Lauren MacDonald scored for Rhode Island. Her goal was assisted by Rosenfeld and Mie Carstensen.
GOALKEEPERS
Providence – Ellie Thallman – 5 saves, 2 goals allowed
Rhode Island – Dani Eden – 2 saves, 0 goals allowed
STAT COMPARISON
Providence
Shots: 10
Shots on Goal: 2
Corner Kicks: 4
Fouls: 10
Saves: 5
Rhode Island
Shots: 15
Shots on Goal: 7
Corner Kicks: 5
Fouls: 2
Saves: 2
UP NEXT
The Friars will return to Providence, R.I. to take on the Sacred Heart Pioneers (1-0-1 on Wednesday Sept. 3 on Chapey Field at Anderson Stadium in Providence, R.I. The game will kick off at 6:30 p.m. and stream on ESPN+. Providence holds a perfect 5-0-0 all-time advantage over the Pioneers. In the last meeting between the two teams, Providence defeated Sacred Heart, 4-0, on Aug. 25 last season in Providence, R.I.
-GO FRIARS!-
WARWICK, R.I. (WLNE) — Police in Rhode Island responded to two separate “swatting” calls within 24 hours.
The first incident occurred on Winsome Drive in North Kingstown around 5 p.m. on Aug. 29 and it was determine there was no danger to the public.
The second incident happened on Saturday around 3 p.m. on Cliff Road in Warwick.
Police said that the caller claimed shots were fired inside a home and there was a hostage.
There was also determined to be a false report.
The Warwick incident was under investigation.
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