Summary:
Narragansett has one listed high school, Narragansett High School, serving grades 9–12, with 372 students. Its reported graduation rate is 99.0%, compared with 96.2% in the Narragansett district and 85.5% statewide. The school is also above state results in every reported current test comparison, making its exceptionally high graduation rate and broad academic performance the clearest strengths for families to note.
Narragansett High School is both the highest- and lowest-performing listed school because it is the only one, so there is no meaningful local school-to-school comparison. Against state results, its strongest reported advantage is grade 11 SAT mathematics: 56.3% compared with 23.5%, a 32.8-point lead. Grade 11 SAT ELA is also notably higher, at 77.0% versus 47.8%, a 29.2-point difference. Its smallest state lead is grade 10 PSAT10 ELA, where 68.2% compares with 56.0%, still 12.2 points higher. Science is 52.3%, 21.2 points above the state; grade 10 PSAT10 math is 46.6%, 17.3 points above.
Recent results are mixed: science rose 9.9 points from 2024–25 to 2025–26, while SAT math improved 4.1 points. SAT ELA fell 5.6 points, PSAT10 ELA fell 5.7, and PSAT10 math fell 6.8; the school’s state advantage narrowed on those three measures. SchoolDigger ranks the school 8th of 58 for 2025–26 and gives it four stars; its ranks were 7th of 60 in 2024–25 and 8th of 61 in 2023–24. Other reported context includes a student–teacher ratio of 8.6 and a free/reduced-lunch rate of 23.92%. With just one school listed, these data cannot show how it compares with other local high schools.
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