Exeter-West Greenwich

Exeter-West Greenwich has four public schools serving kindergarten through grade 12 in this Rhode Island community, from Wawaloam School through its regional high school. The reported results show strengths across the tested grades: every 2025–26 school result is above its matching state figure. The clearest overall standout is high-school graduation, at 98.9%—13.4 percentage points above the state.

Different schools lead in different subjects: Exeter-West Greenwich Regional has the highest reported science result, 58.9%, ahead of the Junior school at 45.9% and Metcalf School at 45.2%. Among the two schools with all-grades RICAS results, the Junior school leads in ELA, 54.0% to Metcalf’s 49.9%, while Metcalf leads in math, 46.7% to 42.2%. Both are well above state results, though their grade spans differ. SchoolDigger rates each school four stars; its latest rankings are Metcalf 31 of 163, the Junior school 13 of 68, and the high school 13 of 58.

Recent results moved in different directions: Metcalf improved in ELA, math, and science, by 5.4, 2.1, and 5.8 points, while the Junior school declined by 7.8, 1.3, and 10.3 points in those subjects. The high school’s changes were mixed, including a 4.9-point rise in SAT math and a 6.1-point drop in SAT ELA. Listed student-teacher ratios are similar—11.5 to 12.8—and free/reduced-lunch rates among schools with scores range from 18.75% to 25.1%; these are context, not explanations for results. Wawaloam serves kindergarten–grade 1 and has no test results in the supplied data, and schools serve different grades. These patterns offer parents a reason to weigh subject strengths and recent direction alongside the school that best fits their child.