The Greene School

The Greene School is the only school listed in this area, serving 189 students in grades 9–12. Its results offer no comparison with other listed schools, but they can be compared with Rhode Island and with the school’s own results over time. The most important concern for parents is 11th-grade SAT math: fewer than 5% of students were proficient in 2025–26, compared with 23.5% statewide.

The Greene School stands out positively in science and ELA, while SAT math is its weakest result. In 2025–26, 11th-grade science proficiency was 40.9%, 9.6 percentage points above the state; 11th-grade SAT ELA was 52.3%, 4.5 points above; and 10th-grade PSAT ELA was 68.2%, 12.2 points above. PSAT math was much closer to the state average, at 27.3% versus 29.3%. Graduation is also a relative strength: the 2024–25 rate was 90.7%, compared with 85.5% statewide and 88.6% in the The Greene School district.

Results have moved in different directions, so the latest strengths do not tell the whole story. PSAT ELA rose from 59.6% to 68.2% between 2024–25 and 2025–26, widening the school’s lead over the state from 4.8 to 12.2 points. SAT ELA fell from 63.0% to 52.3%, narrowing its lead from 11.4 to 4.5 points; all-grades science also declined from 51.1% to 40.9%, despite remaining above the latest state comparison. SchoolDigger ranks the school 22nd of 58, in the 62nd percentile, with 3 stars—up from 29th and the 52nd percentile the prior year, but below its 12th-place, 80th-percentile standing in 2023–24. Context measures include a 14.5 student–teacher ratio and 45.5% free/reduced-lunch eligibility; these are observations, not explanations for achievement. The supplied data include only one school, so they cannot show how it compares with nearby schools.