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Rhode Island schools ranked by test score

Latest RICAS + NGSA year (2024-25). 227 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 34.2%.
RankSchoolLevelEnglish Language Artsvs state
51Scott School
Warwick · Warwick
Elementary49.4%+15.2pp
52State Street School
Westerly · Westerly
Elementary49.4%+15.2pp
53The Compass School
Kingston · The Compass School
Elementary49.4%+15.2pp
54Block Island School
Block Island · New Shoreham
Combined49.2%+15.0pp
55Dunn's Corners School
Westerly · Westerly
Elementary49.1%+14.9pp
56Vincent J. Gallagher Middle
Smithfield · Smithfield
Middle48.7%+14.5pp
57Sowams Elementary School
Barrington · Barrington
Elementary48.6%+14.4pp
58Joseph L. McCourt MS
Cumberland · Cumberland
Middle48.5%+14.3pp
59Matunuck School
Wakefield · South Kingstown
Elementary48.4%+14.2pp
60West Kingston School
West Kingston · South Kingstown
Elementary48.2%+14.0pp
61Gaudet Learning Academy
Middletown · Middletown
Elementary47.8%+13.6pp
62Guiteras School
Bristol · Bristol Warren
Elementary47.1%+12.9pp
63Orchard Farms El. School
Cranston · Cranston
Elementary47.1%+12.9pp
64John J. McLaughlin Cumberland
Cumberland · Cumberland
Elementary46.8%+12.6pp
65Charlestown Elementary School
Charlestown · Chariho
Elementary46.1%+11.9pp
66Pocasset School
Tiverton · Tiverton
Elementary45.7%+11.5pp
67Chariho Regional Middle School
Wood River Junction · Chariho
Middle45.4%+11.2pp
68Francis J. Varieur School
Pawtucket · Pawtucket
Elementary45.3%+11.1pp
69Park School
Warwick · Warwick
Elementary45.2%+11.0pp
70Hugh Cole School
Warren · Bristol Warren
Elementary44.8%+10.6pp
71Metcalf School
Exeter · Exeter-West Greenwich
Elementary44.5%+10.3pp
72Saylesville Elementary
Lincoln · Lincoln
Elementary44.4%+10.2pp
73Tiogue School
Coventry · Coventry
Elementary44.1%+9.9pp
74Tiverton Middle School
Tiverton · Tiverton
Middle43.7%+9.5pp
75Garvin Memorial
Cumberland · Cumberland
Elementary43.5%+9.3pp
76Scituate Middle School
North Scituate · Scituate
Middle43.4%+9.2pp
77Robertson School
Warwick · Warwick
Elementary42.6%+8.4pp
78Stone Hill School
Cranston · Cranston
Elementary42.5%+8.3pp
79Hope Highlands Middle School
Cranston · Cranston
Middle42.2%+8.0pp
80Lincoln Middle School
Lincoln · Lincoln
Middle42.1%+7.9pp
81Kent Heights School
East Providence · East Providence
Elementary41.9%+7.7pp
82Edward S. Rhodes School
Cranston · Cranston
Elementary41.3%+7.1pp
83Alan Shawn Feinstein MS of Cov
Coventry · Coventry
Middle40.9%+6.7pp
84Lonsdale Elementary
Lincoln · Lincoln
Elementary40.4%+6.2pp
85Gaudet Middle School
Middletown · Middletown
Middle40.2%+6.0pp
86Westerly Middle School
Westerly · Westerly
Middle40.1%+5.9pp
87Garden City School
Cranston · Cranston
Elementary39.6%+5.4pp
88Hope School
Hope · Scituate
Elementary39.1%+4.9pp
89Wyman School
Warwick · Warwick
Elementary38.4%+4.2pp
90Birchwood Middle School
North Providence · North Providence
Middle37.7%+3.5pp
91Clayville School
Clayville · Scituate
Elementary37.3%+3.1pp
92Greenwood School
Warwick · Warwick
Elementary36.9%+2.7pp
93Greystone School
North Providence · North Providence
Elementary36.8%+2.6pp
94Northern Lincoln Elem.
Manville · Lincoln
Elementary36.4%+2.2pp
95Woodridge School
Cranston · Cranston
Elementary36.4%+2.2pp
96Nicholas A. Ferri Middle
Johnston · Johnston
Middle36.1%+1.9pp
97Blackstone Valley Prep
Cumberland · Blackstone Valley Prep A RI Mayoral Academy
Elementary35.8%+1.6pp
98North Scituate School
North Scituate · Scituate
Elementary35.8%+1.6pp
99Western Hills Middle School
Cranston · Cranston
Middle35.8%+1.6pp
100Steere Farm Elementary School
Pascoag · Burrillville
Elementary35.6%+1.4pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the RICAS + NGSA % Meeting or Exceeding Expectations threshold on the latest available RICAS + NGSA English Language Arts test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in Rhode Island, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.