Summary:
ZIP code 02865 has seven schools in the data: three elementary schools, two middle schools and two high schools, covering elementary through high school. Their results show both strong performances and clear differences among schools and subjects. The biggest contrast is in elementary math: proficiency ranges from 38.9% at Saylesville Elementary to 70.1% at Lincoln Central Elementary, a 31.2-point gap.
Lincoln Central is the clearest elementary standout, leading its peers in ELA (63.2%), math (70.1%) and science (61.7%); its results are 30.1 to 38.2 points above state figures. Saylesville is lowest in elementary ELA (40.3%) and math (38.9%), but its science score of 48.1% is 17 points above the state result. Among middle schools, Lincoln Middle School leads Blackstone Valley Prep Upper E in all-grade ELA, math and science by 2.9 to 9.2 points. At high schools, Davies Career-Technical High School leads in grade 11 science and grade 10 PSAT ELA, while Lincoln Senior High School leads in the other listed tests, including SAT math by 19.6 points.
Recent results are mixed rather than moving uniformly upward: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, science proficiency rose 18.5 points at Davies and 11 points at Blackstone Valley Prep Upper E, while Lincoln Senior fell 3.9 points. SchoolDigger rankings improved for Lonsdale Elementary (69th to 52nd) and Davies (25th to 16th); SchoolDigger currently gives Lonsdale three stars. Context measures also differ: elementary free/reduced-lunch rates are 12.74% at Central, 33.57% at Lonsdale and 35.26% at Saylesville, while student-teacher ratios range from 14.1 at Saylesville to 17.3 at Central. Because schools serve different grade spans, grade-specific comparisons are more useful where available.
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