School Districts in Rhode Island
Rhode Island has 36 school districts on Census maps: 30 unified, 5 elementary, and 1 secondary. Each page shows its grades, boundary map, the towns in it and its neighbors.
Largest school districts
- Providence School District191,767 people
- Cranston School District83,250 people
- Warwick School District83,175 people
- Pawtucket School District75,893 people
- East Providence School District47,281 people
- Woonsocket School District43,521 people
- Cumberland School District36,820 people
- Coventry School District35,907 people
- North Providence School District34,293 people
- Bristol-Warren Regional School District33,364 people
- South Kingstown School District32,073 people
- West Warwick School District31,173 people
People counts are American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates for everyone living in the district, not enrollment.
By county
| County | Districts with land there | Largest |
|---|---|---|
| Bristol County | 2 | Bristol-Warren Regional School District33,364 people |
| Kent County | 5 | Warwick School District83,175 people |
| Newport County | 6 | Newport School District24,874 people |
| Providence County | 17 | Providence School District191,767 people |
| Washington County | 7 | South Kingstown School District32,073 people |
Before using this answer for enrollment
A district boundary doesn’t decide which school a student attends. Find the school district where you are now or see Rhode Island.