Summary:
The Exeter-West Greenwich area has one listed high school: Exeter-West Greenwich Regional, serving grades 9–12 and enrolling 452 students. Its 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 11.5, and 23.23% of students were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. The most important finding is that the school exceeded state proficiency rates in every reported 2025–26 subject-and-grade comparison, with its largest lead in 11th-grade science: 58.9% proficient versus 31.3% statewide, a 27.6-point difference.
Exeter-West Greenwich Regional stands out against state results, while no other school in this list can be identified as a local leader or trailer. Its 2025–26 state advantages were 21.6 points in 11th-grade SAT English language arts (ELA), 9.8 in SAT math, and about 15 points in both 10th-grade PSAT10 ELA and math. Its results were much closer to those of the Exeter-West Greenwich district, ranging just 0.3–0.6 points higher across those comparisons and 11th-grade science. Graduation is another strength: the school’s 2024–25 rate was 98.9%, compared with 95.8% in the district and 85.5% statewide.
Recent proficiency changes were mixed rather than a uniform improvement or decline: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, SAT ELA fell 6.1 points and PSAT10 ELA fell 2.4, while SAT math rose 4.9 and PSAT10 math dipped 0.6. The school remained above state results in all four comparisons available for both years, although its average state advantage narrowed from 16.5 to 15.4 points. SchoolDigger ranked the school 13th of 58 for 2025–26, after ranks of 15th of 61 and 12th of 60 in the prior two years; these rankings describe its position among schools, not a steady upward or downward trend. Per-student spending was $22,392 in 2024–25. With only one school listed, these figures offer context about the school but cannot show how it compares with other local high schools.
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