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Rhode Island: the school districts with the highest share of Pacific Islander students

32 districts

Rhode Island public school districts ranked by the share of students who are Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, from federal NCES enrollment data. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsPacific Islander students% Pacific Islander
1Blackstone Valley Prep A RI Mayoral AcademyRI62,236180.8%
2LincolnRI63,255180.6%
3CranstonRI229,861290.3%
4PawtucketRI167,708230.3%
5PortsmouthRI42,11460.3%
6ProvidenceRI3920,645600.3%
7TivertonRI51,48450.3%
8WoonsocketRI95,325170.3%
9Central FallsRI72,51540.2%
10MiddletownRI51,81930.2%
11NewportRI31,75540.2%
12North ProvidenceRI83,40170.2%
13Achievement First Rhode IslandRI73,20040.1%
14BurrillvilleRI51,93520.1%
15CharihoRI72,95140.1%
16CoventryRI74,01040.1%
17JohnstonRI83,13630.1%
18North KingstownRI83,74820.1%
19ScituateRI51,18810.1%
20WarwickRI187,68870.1%
21West WarwickRI63,42340.1%
22WesterlyRI62,09530.1%
23BarringtonRI63,26700.0%
24Bristol WarrenRI62,62710.0%
25CumberlandRI94,84500.0%
26East GreenwichRI62,47600.0%
27East ProvidenceRI115,13610.0%
28Exeter-West GreenwichRI51,52900.0%
29Foster-GlocesterRI21,26500.0%
30North SmithfieldRI31,61700.0%
31SmithfieldRI52,34800.0%
32South KingstownRI52,21300.0%

See the national most pacific islander ranking →