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Rhode Island schools ranked by test score

Latest RICAS + NGSA year (2024-25). 223 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 32.8%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
51Wickford Middle School
North Kingstown · North Kingstown
Middle49.7%+16.9pp
52Narragansett Pier School
Narragansett · Narragansett
Middle49.6%+16.8pp
53Park School
Warwick · Warwick
Elementary49.2%+16.4pp
54Hope School
Hope · Scituate
Elementary48.9%+16.1pp
55Richmond Elementary School
Wyoming · Chariho
Elementary48.9%+16.1pp
56Peace Dale School
Peace Dale · South Kingstown
Elementary48.7%+15.9pp
57Vincent J. Gallagher Middle
Smithfield · Smithfield
Middle48.0%+15.2pp
58Clayville School
Clayville · Scituate
Elementary47.8%+15.0pp
59North Scituate School
North Scituate · Scituate
Elementary47.6%+14.8pp
60Primrose Hill School
Barrington · Barrington
Elementary47.6%+14.8pp
61Brown Avenue School
Johnston · Johnston
Elementary47.4%+14.6pp
62Kent Heights School
East Providence · East Providence
Elementary47.2%+14.4pp
63Colt Andrews School
Bristol · Bristol Warren
Elementary47.0%+14.2pp
64Old County Road School
Smithfield · Smithfield
Elementary46.7%+13.9pp
65Saylesville Elementary
Lincoln · Lincoln
Elementary46.7%+13.9pp
66Davisville Middle School
North Kingstown · North Kingstown
Middle46.4%+13.6pp
67Forest Avenue School
Middletown · Middletown
Elementary46.2%+13.4pp
68Oak Lawn School
Cranston · Cranston
Elementary46.0%+13.2pp
69Stone Hill School
Cranston · Cranston
Elementary46.0%+13.2pp
70Francis J. Varieur School
Pawtucket · Pawtucket
Elementary45.5%+12.7pp
71Hope Valley Elementary School
Hope Valley · Chariho
Elementary45.3%+12.5pp
72Metcalf School
Exeter · Exeter-West Greenwich
Elementary44.6%+11.8pp
73Achievement First Providence
Providence · Achievement First Rhode Island
Elementary44.4%+11.6pp
74Lincoln Middle School
Lincoln · Lincoln
Middle44.2%+11.4pp
75Norwood School
Warwick · Warwick
Elementary43.7%+10.9pp
76Exeter-West Greenwich Reg. Jr.
West Greenwich · Exeter-West Greenwich
Middle43.5%+10.7pp
77Hugh Cole School
Warren · Bristol Warren
Elementary42.8%+10.0pp
78Chariho Regional Middle School
Wood River Junction · Chariho
Middle42.4%+9.6pp
79Blackstone Valley Prep Jr High
Central Falls · Blackstone Valley Prep A RI Mayoral Academy
Middle42.3%+9.5pp
80Flora S. Curtis School
Pawtucket · Pawtucket
Elementary40.7%+7.9pp
81Steere Farm Elementary School
Pascoag · Burrillville
Elementary40.7%+7.9pp
82Agnes B. Hennessey School
East Providence · East Providence
Elementary40.6%+7.8pp
83Robert F. Kennedy El. School
Providence · Providence
Elementary39.9%+7.1pp
84Kickemuit Middle School
Warren · Bristol Warren
Middle39.7%+6.9pp
85Western Coventry School
Coventry · Coventry
Elementary39.4%+6.6pp
86Blackrock School
Coventry · Coventry
Elementary39.3%+6.5pp
87Woodridge School
Cranston · Cranston
Elementary39.2%+6.4pp
88Curvin-McCabe School
Pawtucket · Pawtucket
Elementary38.8%+6.0pp
89Guiteras School
Bristol · Bristol Warren
Elementary38.6%+5.8pp
90Waddington School
Riverside · East Providence
Elementary38.3%+5.5pp
91Tiverton Middle School
Tiverton · Tiverton
Middle38.2%+5.4pp
92Leviton Dual Language School
Providence · Providence
Elementary38.0%+5.2pp
93Lonsdale Elementary
Lincoln · Lincoln
Elementary38.0%+5.2pp
94Blackstone Valley Prep
Cumberland · Blackstone Valley Prep A RI Mayoral Academy
Elementary37.7%+4.9pp
95B.F. Norton Elementary School
Cumberland · Cumberland
Elementary37.6%+4.8pp
96Joseph L. McCourt MS
Cumberland · Cumberland
Middle37.3%+4.5pp
97Hope Highlands Middle School
Cranston · Cranston
Middle37.1%+4.3pp
98Robertson School
Warwick · Warwick
Elementary36.9%+4.1pp
99Westerly Middle School
Westerly · Westerly
Middle36.8%+4.0pp
100Block Island School
Block Island · New Shoreham
Combined36.7%+3.9pp
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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 Mathematics 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.