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Rhode Island Vocational Schools

There are 11 vocational schools in Rhode Island. You can also narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Rhode Island Vocational Schools:

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Coventry	The Regional Career And Technical Center At Covent	n/a	9-12
Cranston	Cranston Area Career Technical Center	n/a	9-12
East Providence	E. Providence Area Career And Technical Center	n/a	9-12
Kingston	The Compass School	153	KG-8
Lincoln	Wm. M. Davies Junior Career-technical High School	816	9-12
Newport	Newport Area Career And Technical Center	n/a	9-12
Pawtucket	Blackstone Academy Charter School	164	9-12
Providence	Metropolitan Regional Career And Technical Center	650	9-12
Warwick	Warwick Area Career And Technical Center	n/a	9-12
Wood River Junction	Chariho Area Career And Technical Center	n/a	9-12
Woonsocket	Woonsocket Area Career And Technical Center	n/a	9-12

State Statistics:

About This State (RI)	(RI) State Statistics	Nationwide Statistics
Population (Approximate)	1,048,319 people	285,111,368 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	33%	25%
Median Household Income	$43,254	$36,135
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