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Using Data: Learning Support Indicators

Rhode Island Middle Schools

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School Name District Attendance Rate School Climate Parental Involvement Instruction Woonsocket Middle School Woonsocket 91.1% 61 40 46 Westerly Middle School Westerly 95.6% 68 53 50 John F. Deering Middle School West Warwick 92.9% 64 41 47 Aldrich Junior High School Warwick 94.4% 66 51 36 Gorton Junior High School Warwick 93.8% 65 44 30 Winman Junior High School Warwick 95.5% 66 54 30 Tiverton Middle School Tiverton 94.8% 65 44 36 DCYF Alternative Education Program State-Operated 95.1% NA NA NA Rhode Island School for the Deaf State-Operated 90.0% NA NA NA Broad Rock Middle School South Kingstown 96.2% 71 72 51 Curtis Corner Middle School South Kingstown 95.5% 73 66 50 Independence Transition Academy South Kingstown 91.8% NA NA NA Vincent J. Gallagher Middle School Smithfield 96.4% 69 64 40 Scituate Middle School Scituate 96.0% 67 53 35 Esek Hopkins Middle School Providence 88.8% 61 41 NA Gilbert Stuart Middle School Providence 89.8% 61 32 38 Nathanael Greene Middle School Providence 91.4% 63 42 44 Oliver Hazard Perry Middle School Providence 89.2% 61 40 34 Roger Williams Middle School Providence 88.2% 61 40 46 Samuel W. Bridgham Middle School Providence 90.0% 61 36 28 Springfield Middle School I Providence 90.2% 62 41 45 Times2 Academy Providence 95.4% 69 56 49 Portsmouth Middle School Portsmouth 95.2% 68 61 43 Goff Junior High School Pawtucket 92.0% 59 34 28 Joseph Jenks Junior High School Pawtucket 91.1% 62 31 36 Samuel Slater Junior High School Pawtucket 93.7% 63 36 42 North Smithfield Jr Sr High School North Smithfield 95.3% 67 43 37 Birchwood School North Providence 94.3% 67 51 58 Dr. Edward A. Ricci Middle School North Providence 94.4% 70 43 52 Davisville Middle School North Kingstown 96.2% 66 53 40 Wickford Middle School North Kingstown 96.2% 66 55 35 Frank E. Thompson Middle School Newport 92.7% 66 47 40 Block Island School New Shoreham 93.5% NA NA NA Narragansett Pier School Narragansett 96.1% 69 65 42 Joseph H. Gaudet School Middletown 95.8% 68 51 46 Wilbur & McMahon Schools Little Compton 94.8% 69 62 39 Lincoln Middle School Lincoln 95.3% 70 54 42 Nicholas A. Ferri Middle School Johnston 94.1% 64 55 48 Jamestown School-Lawn Jamestown 96.3% 69 78 56 Ponaganset Middle School Foster-Glocester 95.4% 64 36 33 Exeter-West Greenwich Regional Jr High Exeter-West Greenwich 96.8% 71 60 46 Edward R. Martin Middle School East Providence 93.7% 65 44 43 Riverside Middle School East Providence 94.7% 64 46 40 Archie R. Cole Middle School East Greenwich 96.7% 70 52 48 Joseph McCourt Middle School Cumberland 95.1% 67 51 38 North Cumberland Middle School Cumberland 96.3% 68 38 26 Hugh B. Bain Middle School Cranston 93.3% 66 51 38 Park View Middle School Cranston 94.9% 66 53 34 Western Hills Middle School Cranston 95.4% 69 50 36 Alan Shawn Feinstein Middle School of Coventry Coventry 95.8% 68 59 43 Urban Collaborative Accelerated Program Collaborative 87.2% 68 38 54 CVS Highlander Charter School Charter 94.6% 68 85 53 Paul Cuffee Charter School Charter 97.4% 66 78 62 The Compass School Charter 94.0% 83 83 54 Chariho Regional Middle School Chariho 95.8% 68 71 52 RYSE (Clinical Day & Alternative Learning) Chariho 96.7% NA NA NA Dr. Earl F. Calcutt Middle School Central Falls 93.0% 64 40 36 Burrillville Middle School Burrillville 96.3% 64 36 37 Kickemuit Middle School Bristol Warren 94.9% 68 51 48 Barrington Middle School Barrington 96.5% 72 57 58 Rhode Island Middle Schools 94.0% 66 53 41 Minimum-Maximum Range 87.2% - 97.4% 59 - 83 31 - 85 26 - 62

NA - Survey not administered, or no graduating class

? - Inadequate data submitted

Schools listed in blue type are considered high-performing schools according to RIDE’s School Performance Classifications.

Schools listed in regular black type are considered moderately performing schools according to RIDE’s School Performance Classifications.

Schools listed in bold italic black type are making insufficient progress according to RIDE’s School Performance Classifications.

Schools listed in regular italics are not classified.

The State’s 2007 attendance-rate target is 90.0%.

For further information call the Rhode Island Department of Education at 401-222-8471.

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