Summary:
Warwick has 13 elementary schools, mostly serving kindergarten through grade 5; Oakland Beach School serves pre-K through grade 5, and all 13 report results for grades 3–5. Their 2025–26 average proficiency was slightly above the state average in ELA (33.9% versus 33.1%), math (33.4% versus 31.9%), and science (33.6% versus 31.1%). Those averages mask wide differences: depending on the subject, school results span 29.5 to 38 percentage points. The most important takeaway is that the area’s modest overall advantage does not describe the very different results families will find from school to school.
Robertson School leads in ELA at 48.8%, 15.7 points above the state, and is also strong in math (42.1%) and science (46.0%); SchoolDigger ranks it 41st of 163 state schools. Scott School is the math standout at 50.0%, 18.1 points above the state, and also scores well in ELA and science; its SchoolDigger rank is 42nd. Cedar Hill School leads science at 50.0%, 18.9 points above the state. At the other end, Oakland Beach School has the lowest result in all three subjects: 19.3% in ELA, 20.0% in math, and 12.0% in science—11.9 to 19.1 points below state rates. SchoolDigger ranks it 130th of 163.
Average school results rose from 2024–25 to 2025–26 in ELA (+0.7 points), math (+1.8), and science (+2.8), but gains were uneven: Lippitt School gained 16.5 points in math, while Park School fell 11.6 points in math. Grade-level results can also change the picture: Holliman School is weakest in fourth-grade ELA but leads fifth-grade ELA. SchoolDigger’s three-year percentile rose for Robertson, Hoxsie School, and Lippitt, and declined for Holliman, Norwood School, and Greenwood School. Ratios and free/reduced-lunch rates vary too—for example, Lippitt’s ratio is 9.2 students per teacher, while Holliman School’s is 16.4—but these figures are context, not explanations for school results.
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