Summary:
Warwick’s 17 schools span elementary through high school: 13 elementary schools, two middle schools and two high schools, serving families across this Rhode Island city. Elementary-school averages are slightly above state results in 2025–26—33.9% in ELA, 33.4% in math and 33.6% in science—but the gaps between schools are much wider than those average advantages. For example, elementary science ranges from 12.0% to 50.0%. The most important takeaway is that citywide averages conceal substantial differences between individual schools.
Several schools stand out on the supplied results. Robertson leads elementary ELA at 48.8%, 15.7 points above the state; Scott leads math at 50.0%, 18.1 points above; and Cedar Hill leads science at 50.0%, 18.9 points above. SchoolDigger also ranks Robertson and Scott 41st and 42nd of 163 elementary schools, with four stars each. At the other end, Oakland Beach is lowest in all three elementary measures: 19.3% ELA, 20.0% math and 12.0% science. Among middle schools, Winman leads Veterans by 6.5 points in ELA, 18.4 in math and 14.4 in science. Pilgrim leads Toll Gate on all five supplied high-school measures, while the schools’ graduation rates are nearly alike: 95.7% and 96.0%.
Recent results show improvement on average, but not consistently at every school. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, elementary averages rose 0.7 points in ELA, 1.8 in math and 2.8 in science; middle-school averages rose 0.6, 5.2 and 10.9 points, respectively. Some exceptions are notable: Park fell 11.6 points in math, while Lippitt gained 16.5. At the high schools, PSAT10 ELA averages rose, but SAT ELA and math averages fell; SAT math averaged 12.6%, versus 23.5% statewide. Enrollment, student–teacher ratios and lunch rates do not neatly predict results: Scott, the smallest listed elementary school at 189 students, leads math, while Robertson performs strongly despite a 49.03% free/reduced-lunch rate. These figures offer useful comparisons, but results can vary by grade and year.
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