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Rhode Island: the school districts with the most Hispanic students

36 districts

Rhode Island public school districts ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled, from federal NCES data. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1ProvidenceRI3920,64565.8%13,581
2CranstonRI229,86137.1%3,657
3PawtucketRI167,70835.0%2,701
4Achievement First Rhode IslandRI73,20074.2%2,375
5WoonsocketRI95,32529.5%1,571
6Central FallsRI72,51552.9%1,331
7WarwickRI187,68816.7%1,285
8JohnstonRI83,13633.6%1,054
9North ProvidenceRI83,40128.5%969
10East ProvidenceRI115,13617.3%890
11West WarwickRI63,42322.6%775
12NewportRI31,75541.9%735
13CumberlandRI94,84514.9%723
14Paul Cuffee Charter SchRI379072.2%570
15LincolnRI63,25512.2%397
16MiddletownRI51,81919.1%348
17CoventryRI74,0108.5%342
18North KingstownRI83,7488.4%313
19HighlanderRI260950.9%310
20BarringtonRI63,2677.2%235
21SmithfieldRI52,3489.8%230
22Bristol WarrenRI62,6278.4%220
23RISE Prep Mayoral AcademyRI263534.2%217
24WesterlyRI62,09510.0%210
25East GreenwichRI62,4767.6%189
26North SmithfieldRI31,61711.6%187
27PortsmouthRI42,1148.5%179
28South KingstownRI52,2137.4%163
29BurrillvilleRI51,9356.8%132
30CharihoRI72,9514.4%131
31Exeter-West GreenwichRI51,5297.1%109
32TivertonRI51,4846.8%101
33Foster-GlocesterRI21,2655.5%69
34NarragansettRI39665.3%51
35ScituateRI51,1882.9%35
36GlocesterRI25615.0%28

See the national most hispanic (count) ranking →