Summary
Middletown High School is a public school in Middletown, Rhode Island, serving 523 students in grades 9–12. Its 2024–25 graduation rate was 95%, compared with 86% statewide, 90% in the Middletown district, and 92% across nearby schools with reported rates. That makes graduation the school’s clearest strength, even though its test results generally trail nearby high schools.
In 2025–26, the school scored above the state in every reported test, by 3 to 12 percentage points. Its strongest state comparison was 11th-grade SAT English Language Arts (ELA), at 60% versus 48%; its narrowest was 10th-grade PSAT10 mathematics, at 32% versus 29%. Results were generally close to the district’s, though science was 1 point lower. Compared with eight other nearby 9–12 schools, however, Middletown ranked seventh of nine on each SAT and PSAT10 comparison and fell below their averages in all four: for example, 60% versus 68% in SAT ELA and 28% versus 40% in SAT mathematics. Science was also below the nearby average, at 38% versus 50%.
Longer-term results are mixed: since 2022–23, science rose 6 points and 11th-grade SAT ELA rose 6 points, while 10th-grade PSAT10 ELA fell 11 points and mathematics fell 5. Graduation also improved, from 83% in 2020–21 to 95% in 2024–25. SchoolDigger ranked the school 20th of 58 statewide (66th percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–26, up from the 60th percentile the year before but short of its 70th-percentile standing in 2023–24. Its student–teacher ratio was 10.6, below the nearby average of 11.4; its free/reduced-lunch rate was 33%, near the nearby average of 37%. One notable subgroup result: SchoolDigger’s statewide rating for Special Education Students was at the 90th percentile in 2025–26, versus 66th overall, after falling to the 3rd percentile in 2023–24—a sharp swing rather than a steady pattern.
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