Summary:
International Charter in Rhode Island has one elementary school, International Charter School, serving kindergarten through grade 5; the reported test results cover grades 3–5. Because it is the only school in the area, families cannot compare its results with another local school. In 2025–2026, the school’s clearest strength was science, where proficiency was 7.5 percentage points above the state.
The school’s results show a mixed picture compared with state averages, with science leading and ELA the largest gap. All-grade proficiency was 38.6% in science versus 31.1% statewide, while ELA was 26.3% versus 33.1% and math was 28.9% versus 31.9%. Grade-level results add important detail: grade 5 ELA was 4.6 points above the state, and grade 4 math was 3.2 points above; grade 3 ELA and math were 17.9 and 14.9 points below, respectively. Results were close to those for the International Charter district in all three subjects.
All three all-grade subject scores rose from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, but science had by far the largest increase: it climbed 16.9 points, from 21.7% to 38.6%; ELA rose 1.2 points and math 1.3. SchoolDigger lists the school at the 40th percentile, ranked 98th of 163 schools, with 2 stars for 2025–2026; its percentile was 31 in 2024–2025 and 33 in 2023–2024. The school reported 377 students, a 17.1 student–teacher ratio, and a 66.31% free/reduced-lunch rate in 2024–2025; these figures provide context, not an explanation for achievement. Per-student spending that year was $15,829.
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