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Commended schools

08:16 AM EDT on Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Commended schools
Twenty-one schools from 10 districts were honored by the Board of Regents for Elementary and Secondary Education for exceptionally high performance in English and Math for two years, significant annual progress for two years or for closing the achievement gap between student groups.
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CommendationPoverty index*

Barrington > >
 Barrington High High Achievement 1.95
 Barrington Middle High Achievement 2.40
 Hampden Meadows Elementary High Achievement 2.35
 Nayatt Elementary High Achievement 0.55
 Primrose Hill Elementary High Achievement 2.31
 Sowams Elementary High Achievement 4.21
Bristol Warren > >
 Kickemuit Middle Significant Improvement 20.35
Cranston > >
 Gladstone Street Elementary Closing Equity Gaps 47.87
East Greenwich > >
 East Greenwich High High Achievement 4.58
 Archie R. Cole Middle High Achievement 6.51
 Meadowbrook Farms Elementary High Achievement 2.58
North Kingstown > >
 Forest Park Elementary High Achievement 15.90
Pawtucket > >
 Curvin-McCabe Elementary Closing Equity Gaps 50.00
 Henry J. Winters Elementary Closing Equity Gaps 69.28
Smithfield > >
 William Winsor Elementary High Achievement 3.42
Warwick > >
 Lippitt Elementary Significant Improvement 21.13
 Oakland Beach Elementary Closing Equity Gaps 36.10
Westerly > >
 Westerly Middle Significant Improvement 19.72
 Dunn’s Corners Elementary Significant Improvement 15.60
 State Street Elementary Significant Improvement 22.40
Woonsocket > >
 Leo A. Savoie Elementary Closing Equity Gaps 35.03
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* – The poverty index is the percentage of students who receive free or reduced lunch at each school.Source: The R.I. Dept. of Elementary and Secondary Education