Summary:
The 02809 high-school listing contains one school, Mt. Hope High School, serving grades 9–12 with 787 students in the Bristol Warren district. Its reported results show a stronger comparison with Rhode Island overall than with its district. In 2025–26, the school exceeded state proficiency rates in all six reported SAT, PSAT10, and science comparisons; its largest advantages were 29.9 percentage points in grade 11 SAT ELA and 28.9 points in all-grades science. The clearest takeaway is that its results were above state rates across every reported subject and test.
There is only one school in the listing, so there are no local school-to-school leaders or bottom-ranked schools to compare. SchoolDigger ranks Mt. Hope 9th of 58 schools, in the 84th percentile, with four stars for 2025–26; its rank improved from 11th of 61 in 2023–24 and 10th of 60 in 2024–25. Compared with the district, however, the school’s current SAT results are level: both report 77.7% proficiency in ELA and 37.4% in math. Mt. Hope is slightly higher on PSAT10—by 0.9 points in ELA and 0.5 in math—and 5.5 points higher in all-grades science.
Recent results show different directions by test: SAT proficiency declined while PSAT10 proficiency improved. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, SAT ELA fell from 83.3% to 77.7% and SAT math from 39.2% to 37.4%; PSAT10 ELA rose from 72.6% to 78.4% and math from 36.5% to 45.7%. All-grades science also fell, from 68.2% to 60.0%, though it remains well above the state’s 31.1%. The 2024–25 graduation rate was 90.3%, above the district’s 87.4% and state’s 85.5%. Other reported context includes a 12.4 student–teacher ratio, a 40.03% free/reduced-lunch rate, and spending of $19,596 per student.
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