Summary:
ZIP code 02910 includes six Cranston schools serving elementary through high-school grades: three elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school. Results vary considerably among the elementary schools, while both middle schools score below state results in all three reported subjects. The most important takeaway for families is that performance differs substantially from school to school, so the ZIP code alone does not describe the academic picture.
W. R. Dutemple School leads the elementary schools in ELA (37.4%) and science (40.9%); Stadium School leads in mathematics (38.2%). At the other end, Eden Park School has the lowest elementary results in ELA, math, and science, trailing state results by 9.2, 5.1, and 12.9 percentage points, respectively. Park View Middle School scores higher than Hugh B. Bain Middle School in every subject, by 15.1 points in ELA, 4.2 in math, and 9.1 in science. Cranston High School East is below state results on its listed tests, although its graduation rate is 88.4%, 2.9 points above the state rate.
Recent changes are mixed: elementary and middle-school math results rose by an average of 4.7 points from 2024–25, while ELA was essentially flat. Math gains ranged from 0.2 points at Bain to 8.4 at Stadium; science also varied sharply, rising 22.7 points at Dutemple but falling 10.1 at Eden Park. SchoolDigger’s ranking percentile for Dutemple rose from 42nd to 63rd between 2023–24 and 2025–26, while Park View fell from 50th to 40th. Other school context does not form a simple pattern with results: Bain’s student-teacher ratio is lower than Park View’s (10.5 versus 12.2), but its scores are lower; its reported free/reduced-lunch rate is also higher (88.24% versus 65.82%).
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