Every school district in Rhode Island

Rhode Island had 64 school districts with a school open in 2024-25, enrolling 133,518 students between them; the largest, Providence, enrolled 19,472. The count takes in every local education agency NCES lists, charter schools that report as their own district included. 62 of them have 2021-22 state test results.

All 64 districts, most students first

DistrictCountySchoolsStudents 2024‑25Spending per studentReading / math proficient, 2021‑22Graduation rate, class of 2023
ProvidenceProvidence County3519,472$24,73315% / 10%77%
CranstonProvidence County229,861$18,88434% / 21%87%
PawtucketProvidence County167,708$19,04119% / 15%72%
WarwickKent County187,688$23,18231% / 22%85%
WoonsocketProvidence County95,325$19,75413% / 9%66%
East ProvidenceProvidence County125,236$19,09630% / 22%83%
CumberlandProvidence County94,845$16,08351% / 50%89%
CoventryKent County74,010$19,88836% / 34%82%
North KingstownWashington County83,748$20,21956% / 52%88%
West WarwickKent County63,423$21,00720% / 10%82%
North ProvidenceProvidence County83,401$18,63837% / 24%89%
BarringtonBristol County63,267$18,13569% / 63%96%
LincolnProvidence County63,255$19,27947% / 45%86%
Achievement First Rhode IslandProvidence County73,200$17,42527% / 22%not published
JohnstonProvidence County83,136$20,50533% / 22%85‑89%
CharihoWashington County72,951$20,89845% / 40%94%
Bristol WarrenBristol County62,627$19,76048% / 39%90%
Central FallsProvidence County72,515$21,9716% / 4%65%
East GreenwichKent County62,476$18,61563% / 57%95% or more
SmithfieldProvidence County52,348$18,08251% / 42%93%
Blackstone Valley Prep A RI Mayoral AcademyProvidence County62,236$17,51129% / 28%95% or more
South KingstownWashington County52,213$23,92948% / 40%91%
PortsmouthNewport County42,114$20,04453% / 50%96%
WesterlyWashington County62,095$25,87943% / 31%85‑89%
BurrillvilleProvidence County51,935$18,86128% / 19%85‑89%
The other 39 on the list
DistrictCountySchoolsStudents 2024‑25Spending per studentReading / math proficient, 2021‑22Graduation rate, class of 2023
MiddletownNewport County51,819$21,34941% / 30%85‑89%
NewportNewport County31,755$27,13419% / 15%75‑79%
North SmithfieldProvidence County31,617$18,08553% / 48%85‑89%
Exeter-West GreenwichKent County51,529$22,08551% / 47%90‑94%
TivertonNewport County51,484$20,72341% / 39%95% or more
Foster-GlocesterProvidence County21,265$20,49450% / 32%92%
ScituateProvidence County51,188$23,32247% / 41%95% or more
NarragansettWashington County3966$27,63658% / 50%90‑94%
Davies Career and TechProvidence County1898$23,73851% / 12%89%
MET Career and TechProvidence County1817$25,47828% / 7%96%
Paul Cuffee Charter SchoolProvidence County3790$23,46917% / 15%80‑89%
HighlanderProvidence County2609$22,03618% / 8%80‑89%
RISE Prep Mayoral AcademyProvidence County1573$14,25630‑34% / 30‑34%not published
Learning CommunityProvidence County1569$22,29425% / 11%not published
GlocesterProvidence County2561$20,61754% / 62%not published
Rhode Island Nurses Institute Middle CollegeProvidence County1462$21,68530‑39% / 10% or less70‑79%
JamestownNewport County2396$26,10559% / 62%not published
International CharterProvidence County1377$18,94215‑19% / 15‑19%not published
Beacon Charter SchoolProvidence County2361$18,61424% / 9%70‑79%
Segue Institute for LearningProvidence County1359$19,97118% / 15%not published
Blackstone AcademyProvidence County1357$19,66720‑24% / 6‑9%95% or more
The Hope AcademyProvidence County1320$17,43815‑19% / 15‑19%not published
Excel Academy Rhode IslandProvidence County1312not comparablenot publishednot published
Nuestro Mundo Public CharterProvidence County1292$20,15610% or less / 10% or lessnot published
Kingston Hill AcademyWashington County1260$17,63150‑54% / 55‑59%not published
Providence Preparatory CharterProvidence County1244$23,37115‑19% / 20‑24%not published
FosterProvidence County1241$22,97735‑39% / 35‑39%not published
Trinity Academy for the Performing ArtsProvidence County1234$25,57115‑19% / 10‑14%80% or more
The Compass SchoolWashington County1217$19,31250‑54% / 40‑44%not published
Little ComptonNewport County1216$34,63255‑59% / 50‑54%not published
Village Green VirtualProvidence County1203$20,46020‑29% / 10% or less90% or more
The Greene SchoolKent County1189$18,40230‑39% / 11‑19%90% or more
Sheila Skip Nowell Leadership AcademyProvidence County1187$27,10020% or less / 20% or less30‑39%
Charette CharterProvidence County1168$20,32010% or less / 10% or less80‑89%
Urban CollaborativeProvidence County1145not comparable5% or less / 5% or lessnot published
SouthSide Charter SchoolProvidence County1135$19,88715‑19% / 10‑14%not published
New ShorehamWashington County1126$44,09940‑44% / 35‑39%50% or more
YouthBuild Preparatory AcademyProvidence County1115not comparablenot published21‑39%
R.I. Sch for the DeafProvidence County177not comparable10% or less / 10% or lessnot published

Source: NCES Common Core of Data 2024-25: districts with a school open that year, and the students in those schools. NCES F-33 fiscal year 2022-23: current spending over fall 2022 membership, shown where it falls between $3,000 and $80,000 (outside that range the finance and membership files do not describe the same students). EDFacts 2021-22: all students proficient or above, and the four-year graduation rate for the class of 2023, as published; ED gives smaller districts as ranges. Rhode Island sets its own test standard, so compare these within Rhode Island.

Rhode Island districts with too few federal figures for a page of their own, or no school open in 2024-25

Urban Collaborative

Providence County; 131 students in the district's last NCES count; schools on file: Urban Collaborative Program (145).

Excel Academy Rhode Island

Providence County; 117 students in the district's last NCES count; schools on file: Excel Academy Rhode Island (312).

R.I. Sch for the Deaf

Providence County; 78 students in the district's last NCES count; schools on file: R.I. School for the Deaf (77).

YouthBuild Preparatory Academy

Providence County; 38 students in the district's last NCES count; schools on file: YouthBuild Preparatory Academy (115).

More lists for Rhode Island

  1. 01Public schools in Rhode Island

    The state hub: schools, students, districts

  2. 02Largest schools

    By 2024-25 enrollment

  3. 03Fewest students per teacher

    Schools, 2024-25

  4. 04Highest-spending districts

    F-33 fiscal year 2022-23

  5. 05Teacher salary spending by district

    F-33 fiscal year 2022-23

  6. 06Chronic absenteeism

    EDFacts 2022-23

Sources

Source: NCES Common Core of Data School directory and membership · 2024-25

Source: NCES F-33 School District Finance Survey District current expenditures and membership · FY 2022-23

Source: U.S. Department of Education, EDFacts State assessment results, all students · 2021-22