High Schools in Narragansett

Narragansett, Massachusetts is served by a single public high school, Narragansett Regional High, which enrolls 492 students in grades 8–12 at 464 Baldwinville Rd in Baldwinville and belongs to the Narragansett district — ranked 280 of 351 districts statewide, in the 20th percentile with 1 star. Because it is the only high school in the area, there are no local peers to compare it against, so the meaningful comparisons are to its own district, to Massachusetts as a whole, and to its own past years. Note that the free/reduced-lunch figure is not reported, so the school's socioeconomic context is unknown.

Academically, all 11 reported subject and grade results for 2025–2026 fall below the state average. The clearest weakness is mathematics, especially in 8th grade, where 10.62% scored proficient against 41.67% statewide — roughly one-quarter of the state rate and the most extreme gap in the data. That is also far below the school's own 10th-grade math result of 26.51%, a 15.9-point internal gap. In math, "All Grades" (10.62%) trails the district (27.42%), while in most other subjects the school and district figures are identical, consistent with this being the district's only high school. The relative bright spot is 8th-grade science at 32.46%, only about 6.5 points under the state's 38.93%, and the only subject to improve year over year (30.83% to 32.46%).

Outcomes present a more mixed picture than test scores. The graduation rate of 92.0% exceeds the district's 90.9%, while the dropout rate of 4.6% is marginally above the district's 4.5% — these are different measures and do not sum to 100%. The school's statewide rank percentile has slid from 46 to 37 to 25 across three reporting years, with its star rating dropping from 2 stars to 1, and math proficiency fell from 25.21% to 10.62%. Resources appear documented rather than obviously lacking, at $16,029 per student (2020–2021) and a 12.2:1 student–teacher ratio. One caution for interpretation: the 2025–2026 "All Grades" figures are numerically identical to the 8th-grade figures in every subject, which is worth confirming before treating them as a whole-school summary.