CHART: RI’s High Schools, from #1 to #51
Monday, May 09, 2011
From #1 East Greenwich High School to #51 Mount Pleasant High School, you'll find every public, charter, and technical high school in Rhode Island*. Where does your school fall?
*Block Island School was unable to provide sufficient numbers of scores to be analyzed in 2011, which is why they are removed from the rankings.
For a downloadable, printable version of RI's Top High Schools 2011, with the full chart of rankings and summaries of key articles, click here.
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- RI’s #1 School: East Greenwich High School
- RI’s #2 School: Narragansett High School
- RI’s #3 School: Exeter-West Greenwich Senior High School
- RI’s #4 School: South Kingstown High School
- RI’s #5 School: Barrington High School
- RI’s #6 School: Middletown High School
- RI’s #7 School: Lincoln Senior High School
- RI’s #8 School: Toll Gate High School
- RI’s #9 School: Westerly High School
- RI’s #10 School: Classical High School
- Last Ranked: What Next for Mount Pleasant High School?
- College Admissions: Why School Rankings May Help You Get Into a Better College
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Comments:
pitcher 24
3:04pm on Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Where is Cumberland HS?
pitcher 24
3:06pm on Tuesday, May 10, 2011
I see it now, #30. Control-F didn't come up with it. Why are the rankings a web image instead of text data?
Tracey Minkin
1:06pm on Thursday, May 19, 2011
Hi, this is Tracey Minkin, features editor at GoLocalProv and the editor of this package. Thanks for writing, here.
Here's your answer:
The technology of our site limits the effectiveness of text-data tables... it's just that simple. With a chart as large and robust as this, going to a web image allows us to make it easier to read and we want this for our users.
Fundamentally, we wanted this chart to be as useful as possible, and while I do agree that being able to "be in" the data would be great for readers, this currently gets sacrificed for readability.
Many thanks for the question, and please keep reading... and commenting!