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, Washington County, Rhode Island, 02852 United States: District information; Type: Public: Grades: Pre-K through 12: Superintendent: Kenneth Duva: School board: 5 members: Chair of the board: Erin Earle: Governing agency: Rhode Island Department of Education: Schools: 9: NCES District ID: 4400750 [1] Students and staff; Students: 3842 (2022 ...
Providence County, Rhode Island: Central Falls, Rhode Island: Chariho Area Career & Technical Center Chariho Regional School District: Washington County, Rhode Island: Wood River Junction, Rhode Island (Richmond, Rhode Island) Chariho High School: Chariho Regional School District: Washington County, Rhode Island
This is a list of school districts in Rhode Island, sorted alphabetically. The majority of school districts are controlled by town governments, with some by city governments. As of 2002, the Central Falls School District was directly controlled by the Rhode Island government (and had been since 1991).
Created from part of Providence County. County of Kent, England 171,278: 168 sq mi (435 km 2) Newport County: 005: Newport: 1703: Formed as Rhode Island County in 1703. Renamed Newport County in 1729: Town of Newport, Essex, England 83,832: 102 sq mi (264 km 2) Providence County: 007: Providence: 1703: Formed in 1703 as Providence Plantations ...
Burrillville, Rhode Island: Central High School: Providence School District: Providence, Rhode Island: Central Falls High School: Central Falls School District: Central Falls, Rhode Island: Classical High School: Providence School District: Providence, Rhode Island: Cranston Area Career & Technical Center Cranston School District: Cranston ...
They are Aquidneck Elementary School (grades Pre-K to 3), Forest Avenue Elementary School (grades K–3), Joseph H. Gaudet Middle School (grades 4–8) and Middletown High School (grades 9–12). Middletown is also home to private schools, including All Saints Academy (grades K–8), a Catholic school, [9] and St. George's School (grades 9–12).
There were previously multiple elementary schools, with seven in operation as of 1997, [5] and six in operation in the mid-2000s. The relatively small schools remained in operation even though the city is only 7.7 square miles (20 km 2) large; members of the Newport community wished to keep them open as they wanted their children to be in walking distance of their elementary schools.
At some point the system closed the Holy Family, Sacred Heart, and St. Ann campuses. The system was renamed Northwest Catholic Regional School in 1977 after four parishes joined the school system. In 1993 Fr. Holland Elementary School became a part of the system. The Holland building closed in 2008.