allk12 · Rankings · Lowest poverty · Rhode Island · Bristol County

The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Bristol County, Rhode Island

Across Bristol County, Rhode Island, 13 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Nayatt School leads the list at 6.5%, against a median of 17.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Bristol County, Rhode Island

Best % FRL

6.5%

Median % FRL

17.7%

LOWEST POVERTY · BRISTOL COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Nayatt School	Barrington, RI	Barrington	Elementary	356	6.5%
2	Sowams Elementary School	Barrington, RI	Barrington	Elementary	250	8.8%
3	Barrington Middle School	Barrington, RI	Barrington	Middle	763	11.9%
4	Barrington High School	Barrington, RI	Barrington	High	1,098	12.7%
5	Hampden Meadows School	Barrington, RI	Barrington	Elementary	471	12.7%
6	Primrose Hill School	Barrington, RI	Barrington	Elementary	329	16.4%
7	Rockwell School	Bristol, RI	Bristol Warren	Elementary	260	17.7%
8	Kickemuit Middle School	Warren, RI	Bristol Warren	Middle	633	39.2%
9	Mt. Hope High School	Bristol, RI	Bristol Warren	High	787	40.0%
10	Guiteras School	Bristol, RI	Bristol Warren	Elementary	123	40.7%
11	Hugh Cole School	Warren, RI	Bristol Warren	Elementary	517	45.6%
12	Colt Andrews School	Bristol, RI	Bristol Warren	Elementary	307	48.2%
13	Highlander Secondary Charter S	Warren, RI	Highlander	High	340	87.4%

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