For the 2025 school year, there are 64 top school districts in Rhode Island, serving 134,720 students.
The most diverse district is Pawtucket School District, with a diversity score of 0.71.
The largest school district is Providence School District, serving 20,102 students.
The highest graduation rate school district is East Greenwich School District, with 97% graduation rate.
Top Rhode Island School Districts (2025)
School District
# Students
Diversity Score
Graduation %
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