Rhode Island Schools - Private Schools and Other Schools

Private Schools and Other Schools

School Name District County City Students*
Bishop Hendricken High School Diocese of Providence Kent County, Rhode Island Warwick, Rhode Island 1052
Notes All male
Block Island School (prekindergarten to 12th grade) New Shoreham School District Washington County, Rhode Island Block Island, Rhode Island 130
The Farm School (1st to 12th grade) South Kingstown School District Washington County, Rhode Island North Kingstown, Rhode Island 13
Islamic School of Rhode Island (pre-K to 8th grade) Kent County, Rhode Island West Warwick, Rhode Island
La Salle Academy Providence County, Rhode Island Providence, Rhode Island 1466
The Lincoln School Providence County, Rhode Island Providence, Rhode Island 380
Notes All female, Quaker
Mercymount Country Day School Diocese of Providence Providence County, Rhode Island Cumberland, Rhode Island 449
Moses Brown School Providence County, Rhode Island Providence, Rhode Island 771
Notes Quaker
Portsmouth Abbey School Diocese of Providence Newport County, Rhode Island Portsmouth, Rhode Island 353
Notes Boarding
The Prout School Diocese of Providence Washington County, Rhode Island Wakefield, Rhode Island 670
Providence Country Day School Providence County, Rhode Island East Providence, Rhode Island 300
St. Andrew's School Bristol County, Rhode Island Barrington, Rhode Island 223
Notes Boarding
St. George's School Newport County, Rhode Island Newport, Rhode Island 343
Notes Boarding
St. Mary Academy - Bay View Diocese of Providence Providence County, Rhode Island East Providence, Rhode Island
Notes All female
Wheeler School Providence County, Rhode Island Providence, Rhode Island 1200

*Student counts as of 2003

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