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Rhode Island schools with the lowest student-teacher ratios

Rhode Island public schools with 200+ students reporting the fewest students per teacher. Excludes virtual schools.

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RHODE ISLAND · LOWEST STUDENT-TEACHER RATIO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	Ratio
1	Wilbur and McMahon Schools	Little Compton	Little Compton	Elementary	216	7.5:1
2	Aventure Academy	Providence	Providence	High	227	8.1:1
3	Narragansett High School	Narragansett	Narragansett	High	372	8.7:1
4	Suzanne M. Henseler Quidnesset	North Kingstown	North Kingstown	Elementary	212	8.8:1
5	Lippitt School	Warwick	Warwick	Elementary	223	9.3:1
6	Paul Cuffee Upper School	Providence	Paul Cuffee Charter Sch	High	243	9.3:1
7	Springbrook Elementary School	Westerly	Westerly	Elementary	243	9.3:1
8	Trinity Academy Performing Art	Providence	Trinity Academy for the Performing Arts	High	234	9.4:1
9	Westerly High School	Westerly	Westerly	High	650	9.6:1
10	State Street School	Westerly	Westerly	Elementary	212	9.6:1
11	Woonsocket Middle @ Villa Nova	Woonsocket	Woonsocket	Middle	542	9.7:1
12	Tiverton High School	Tiverton	Tiverton	High	430	10.0:1
13	Dunn's Corners School	Westerly	Westerly	Elementary	264	10.2:1
14	Johnston Senior High	Johnston	Johnston	High	826	10.3:1
15	Rogers High School	Newport	Newport	High	599	10.3:1
16	Old County Road School	Smithfield	Smithfield	Elementary	228	10.4:1
17	John F. Deering Middle	West Warwick	West Warwick	Middle	976	10.4:1
18	Frank E. Thompson Middle	Newport	Newport	Middle	499	10.4:1
19	Joseph L. McCourt MS	Cumberland	Cumberland	Middle	482	10.5:1
20	Pilgrim High School	Warwick	Warwick	High	1,137	10.5:1
21	Woonsocket Middle at Hamlet	Woonsocket	Woonsocket	Middle	537	10.5:1
22	Hugh B. Bain Middle School	Cranston	Cranston	Middle	527	10.5:1
23	Middletown High School	Middletown	Middletown	High	523	10.7:1
24	Winman Middle School	Warwick	Warwick	Middle	706	10.7:1
25	Scituate High School	North Scituate	Scituate	High	387	10.8:1
26	South Kingstown High	Wakefield	South Kingstown	High	688	10.8:1
27	Jamestown School-Melrose	Jamestown	Jamestown	Elementary	207	10.9:1
28	Claiborne Pell Elementary	Newport	Newport	Elementary	657	10.9:1
29	Thornton School	Johnston	Johnston	Elementary	340	11.0:1
30	Wakefield Hills El. School	West Warwick	West Warwick	Elementary	373	11.0:1
31	Riverside Middle School	Riverside	East Providence	Middle	549	11.0:1
32	Westerly Middle School	Westerly	Westerly	Middle	639	11.0:1
33	Narragansett Elementary	Narragansett	Narragansett	Elementary	331	11.0:1
34	Austin T. Levy School	Harrisville	Burrillville	Elementary	254	11.0:1
35	Gaudet Middle School	Middletown	Middletown	Middle	431	11.1:1
36	Sarah Dyer Barnes School	Johnston	Johnston	Elementary	266	11.1:1
37	Times2 Elementary School	Providence	Providence	Elementary	322	11.1:1
38	Pleasant View School	Providence	Providence	Elementary	433	11.1:1
39	Burrillville Middle School	Harrisville	Burrillville	Middle	469	11.2:1
40	Early Childhood Center	Johnston	Johnston	Elementary	201	11.2:1
41	Matunuck School	Wakefield	South Kingstown	Elementary	246	11.2:1
42	Ella Risk School	Central Falls	Central Falls	Elementary	414	11.2:1
43	Oakland Beach School	Warwick	Warwick	Elementary	326	11.2:1
44	Scituate Middle School	North Scituate	Scituate	Middle	260	11.3:1
45	Portsmouth High School	Portsmouth	Portsmouth	High	785	11.4:1
46	Warwick Veterans Middle School	Warwick	Warwick	Middle	1,059	11.4:1
47	Curvin-McCabe School	Pawtucket	Pawtucket	Elementary	353	11.4:1
48	The Compass School	Kingston	The Compass School	Elementary	217	11.4:1
49	The Hope Academy	Providence	The Hope Academy	Elementary	320	11.4:1
50	Agnes E. Little School	Pawtucket	Pawtucket	Elementary	320	11.4:1

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