Summary:
Tiverton, Rhode Island, has four schools: Ranger School and Pocasset School serve elementary grades, Tiverton Middle School serves grades 4–8, and Tiverton High School serves grades 9–12. The clearest school-to-school comparison is third grade, reported by both elementary schools: Ranger leads Pocasset by 31.6 percentage points in ELA and 19.1 points in math. That same-grade gap makes Ranger the strongest standout in the reported results.
Ranger School also leads the current all-grades RICAS results, with 75.8% proficient in ELA and 72.6% in math. Pocasset School is next among the RICAS schools, at 44.2% in ELA and 53.5% in math, while Tiverton Middle School has the lowest all-grades RICAS results of the three, at 39.3% and 35.3%, respectively. SchoolDigger ranks Ranger 4th of 163 schools, at the 98th percentile with five stars; Pocasset ranks 43rd, at the 74th percentile with four stars. Tiverton High School has a different pattern: ELA is above state results on both SAT and PSAT10, while math is below state results on both.
Recent results show Ranger pulling ahead, while results at Pocasset and Tiverton Middle declined modestly. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, Ranger rose 21.8 points in ELA and 11.7 in math; Pocasset fell 1.5 and 1.6 points, and Tiverton Middle fell 4.4 and 2.9 points. At Tiverton High, PSAT10 ELA and math fell 5.7 and 3.3 points, while SAT results were nearly flat in ELA and edged up 0.5 points in math. SchoolDigger’s percentile rankings also rose for Ranger, from 75th to 98th, but fell for Pocasset, Tiverton Middle, and Tiverton High. Ranger and Pocasset have similar enrollment (212 and 210), but their listed student–teacher ratios are 14.1 and 16.1 and their free/reduced-lunch rates are 26.89% and 42.38%; these figures provide context, not an explanation of the score differences.
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