Summary
Stone Hill School is a K–5 elementary school serving 234 students in Cranston, Rhode Island. In 2025–26, 52% of students were proficient in English language arts (ELA), 44% in math, and 46% in science. The clearest takeaway is that Stone Hill leads the nearby schools serving these grades in all three subjects.
Stone Hill’s results also exceed Cranston and state averages in every subject: it is 19 percentage points above the state and 21 above the district in ELA, 12 and 15 points higher in math, and 15 and 21 points higher in science. Among nearby K–5 comparison schools, its lead over the next-highest result is 11 points in ELA, 5 in math, and 7 in science; Woodridge School is the next-highest in ELA and Stadium School in math and science. Fourth grade is a relative weak spot: math proficiency is 32%, 3 points below the state’s 35%, while fourth-grade ELA is 41%, below Stone Hill’s 60% in grade 3 and 54% in grade 5.
Recent results are mixed: from 2022–23 to 2025–26, ELA fell 3 points overall but rebounded 9 points in the latest year, math rose 2 points, and science fell 3 points, including a 5-point drop last year. SchoolDigger ranks Stone Hill at the 78th percentile with four stars, up from the 70th percentile the prior year; the next-highest nearby school is at the 60th percentile. Its student–teacher ratio is 11.7, the third-lowest among the 11 schools, compared with a nearby-school average of 12.8. Its free/reduced-lunch rate is 47%, the second-lowest nearby, versus a 71% average. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking for White students is at the 58th percentile—20 points below the school’s overall percentile, a notably lower relative standing for this group. Historical state results were not provided, so changes in Stone Hill’s state-score gaps over time cannot be determined.
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