Schools

South Kingstown Public Schools compared with the state, from the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE).

Checked . The Department of Education updates each figure once a year.

Summary

Graduation rate

Share of students who graduated high school within four years of starting ninth grade.

Class ofSouth KingstownState
202593.7%85.5%
202492.5%84.1%
202390.6%84.1%
202292.4%83.5%
202191.6%83.7%
202094.7%83.6%
201989.4%83.9%
201894.5%84.0%

The four-year adjusted cohort graduation rate. Source: RIDE report card data files (opens in new tab) (Graduation Rates).

Chronic absenteeism

Share of students who missed 10% or more of the school days they were enrolled, for any reason.

School yearSouth Kingstown
2025–2613.0%
2024–2515.6%
2023–2418.8%
2022–2320.5%
2021–2219.3%

The district's rate as RIDE's school accountability system counts it. RIDE's data files have no statewide rate for all students, so the state's isn't shown. Source: RIDE report card data files (opens in new tab) (Accountability).

State test results

Share of students in grades 3 to 8 who met or exceeded expectations on the Rhode Island Comprehensive Assessment System (RICAS), in English language arts and math.

English

SpringSouth KingstownState
202656.7%33.1%
202553.3%33.7%
202447.0%30.8%
202349.8%33.1%
202243.6%31.1%
202152.0%33.2%
201958.3%38.5%
201846.4%33.7%

Math

SpringSouth KingstownState
202654.1%31.9%
202551.1%31.4%
202450.6%30.1%
202346.8%29.6%
202237.8%26.9%
202127.8%20.1%
201950.0%29.8%
201846.3%27.3%

No tests were given in spring 2020. RICAS is adapted from Massachusetts's MCAS tests and uses the same achievement levels, so its results can be compared with Massachusetts's only loosely. Source: RIDE assessment data portal (opens in new tab).

Spending per pupil

What the district spends for each student, from local, state, and federal funds together, as RIDE reports it on its school report cards.

School yearSouth KingstownState
2024–25$29,314$23,634
2023–24$28,444$23,571
2022–23$26,354$22,690
2021–22$25,717$21,295
2020–21$23,850$19,677
2019–20$21,270$18,039
2018–19$21,805$17,955
2017–18$20,482$17,327

Source: RIDE report card data files (opens in new tab) (Finance, total per pupil).

All figures as published by the Rhode Island Department of Education (opens in new tab), on its school report cards (opens in new tab) and assessment data portal.

– means no figure for that year: the state hasn't published it, or, for a change, there's no earlier year to compare with.