Rhode Island Public Schools
Commissioner Deborah A. Gist
Total Population of Students, Teachers and Schools in Rhode Island
Data summarizing the number of students, teachers and schools are presented by education level — elementary, middle, or high school. A small number of public schools have more than one level, such as kindergarten through eighth grade, and are shown as "elementary/middle schools". The schools data are also summarized by "type of school" to show the number of traditional public schools, charters (either independently operated or by a district), schools operated by the state and collaborative schools that involve multiple districts.
Public Schools
| Breakdown by level | |
| Schools, Elementary | 185 |
| Schools, Middle | 52 |
| Schools, High | 52 |
| Schools, Elementary/Middle | 5 |
| Schools, Middle/High | 1 |
| Schools, Elementary/Middle/High | 5 |
| Schools, Total | 300 |
| Breakdown by school type | |
| Public Schools, District Operated | 275 |
| Public Schools, State Operated | 4 |
| Public Charter Schools, District Operated | 3 |
| Public Charter Schools, Independently Operated | 13 |
| Collaboratives | 1 |
| Preschools, Publicly Operated | 4 |
| Schools, Total | 300 |
Students
| Students, Public Elementary | 66,361 |
| Students, Public Middle | 31,298 |
| Students, Public High | 45,195 |
| Students, Public Total | 142,854 |
| < 4% Public School students attend Charters | |
| Students, Public Charter District | 1,098 |
| Students, Public Charter Independent | 3,564 |
| Students, Public Charter Total | 4,662 |
Teachers
| Teachers, Elementary | 6,528 |
| Teachers, Middle | 3,180 |
| Teachers, High | 4,470 |
| Teachers, Other | 82 |
| Teachers, Total (FTEs) | 14,260 |
Student Achievement
Accountability
Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP)
| Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) | Year | Details |
|---|---|---|
| AYP Status and Classification | 2010-11 | |
| AYP Summary Report | 2010-11 |
NECAP Assessments
SAT Exams (High School)
AP Exams (High School)
Developmental Reading Assessment
Teaching
Qualifications and Teacher-Student Ratio
Families and Communities
Student Characteristics
Safe and Supportive Schools
Attendance
Four Year Graduation Rate Students Entering Grade 9 in 2008-09
Five Year Graduation Rate Students Entering Grade 9 in 2007-08
Incidents of Suspension
Student Indicators
Funding and Resources
Uniform Chart of Accounts (UCOA)
| Uniform Chart of Accounts (UCOA) | Year | Total Per Pupil Statewide | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| % of Total Spending by Function Summary | 2010-11 | — | |
| Per Pupil Spending by Function Summary | 2010-11 | $15,173 |
Tax and Spending
Other
NAEP Exams
SurveyWorks Reports
These reports are the results of the 2011-2012 Administrators' Survey. Most schools have only a few administrators — often only one. In order to protect confidentiality, the results have been combined into groups of LEAs: Urban, Urban Ring, Suburban, and State Operated and Charter LEAs (LEA stands for Local Education Authority, i.e. school district or state-operated or charter school). In each report, those results are compared to the results statewide. The survey asks administrators to express their opinions and perceptions about their school's practices, issues and climate. The resulting data is designed to aid school planning and improvement.
Click the links below to download these reports in PDF format.