
“Robert understands the scope of our vision for the Career Academies, and we are excited to see the ideas he brings to the table,” said Mike Lauro, associate executive director at Atlantis. “The college and business partnerships he has developed while working in Providence will surely benefit our students at Atlantis.”
Perry has been working closely with the rest of the administrative team on the Innovation Pathways application for the Arts, Culture and Design Academy. “I’m familiar with DESE’s requirements for an Innovation Pathways designation,” Perry said. “Right now, I’m looking at the curriculum we’re teaching, and at the certifications and credentials our students can get, so at the end of the day, the students have something in hand that will improve their access to college or give them a jump start on a career.”
Perry says he looks forward to the day he can engage students and staff in person.
A Rhode Island native, Perry holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Wheaton College in Norton, MA.
