Rhode Island school systems.
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Rhode Island school finance after inflation.
Follow a consistent set of 36 systems across all six Census years. Dollar changes are converted with the national CPI-U annual average so a nominal increase is not mistaken for a real increase.
School finance: U.S. Census Bureau Annual Survey of School System Finances · inflation adjustment: BLS CPI-U series CUUR0000SA0, annual U.S. city average. This is a purchasing-power comparison, not a performance grade or local cost-of-living estimate.
36 systems
Narragansett
Narragansett, RI
- Students
- 1,072
- Schools
- 3
- Spending / pupil
- $30,963
+18.7% spending / pupil after inflation · -16.9% enrollment
Explore this school system →Glocester
Chepachet, RI
- Students
- 550
- Schools
- 2
- Spending / pupil
- $21,924
-2.2% spending / pupil after inflation · +5.2% enrollment
Explore this school system →Jamestown
Jamestown, RI
- Students
- 412
- Schools
- 2
- Spending / pupil
- $25,995
+7.4% spending / pupil after inflation · -18.7% enrollment
Explore this school system →Foster
Foster, RI
- Students
- 226
- Schools
- 1
- Spending / pupil
- $27,580
+31.6% spending / pupil after inflation · -16.9% enrollment
Explore this school system →Little Compton
Little Compton, RI
- Students
- 211
- Schools
- 1
- Spending / pupil
- $35,521
+13.3% spending / pupil after inflation · -13.5% enrollment
Explore this school system →New Shoreham
Block Island, RI
- Students
- 126
- Schools
- 1
- Spending / pupil
- $46,714
-5.0% spending / pupil after inflation · -5.3% enrollment
Explore this school system →Final 2024–25 NCES agency and school directories are joined by exact agency ID. Census school-finance records for 2019–2024 are connected only by exact Census PID6 or NCES LEAID and remain nominal dollars. Board coverage is added only from an official state or district source.
