Scituate

The Scituate school district in Rhode Island consists of 5 schools, including 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. The district is known for its strong academic performance, with several standout schools that demonstrate excellence in student achievement.

The North Scituate School is the highest-ranked elementary school in the district, earning a 5-star rating and ranking 15th out of 167 Rhode Island elementary schools. It boasts the highest test scores in the district, with 65.8% of 3rd graders proficient or better in ELA and 71.1% in math. Another high-performing elementary school is Clayville School, which ranks 29th in the state and has the highest 5th grade test scores in the district, with 72.2% proficient or better in ELA and 77.8% in math. At the high school level, Scituate High School stands out, ranking 17th out of 60 Rhode Island high schools and maintaining a 4-star rating for the past 3 years.

While the Scituate schools generally demonstrate strong academic performance, the data also reveals some disparities within the district. The Hope School lags behind the other elementary schools in terms of test scores and ratings, suggesting potential differences in educational quality or resources across the district. Additionally, the significant variation in spending per student, from $8,394 at North Scituate School to $28,119 at Hope School, raises questions about how resources are allocated and distributed across the Scituate school district.