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High School Codes Community College of Rhode Island High School Codes • High School Codes • College Codes High School Codes # Academy for Career Exploration (formerly Textron Chamber of Commerce Academy)......................................................400146 # Alternate Learning Project...................................................................................................................................................... 400143 # Dr. Jorge Alvarez High School............................................................................................................................................. 400001 # Apponaug Christian Academy............................................................................................................................................... 400241 # Aquidneck Island Christian Academy................................................................................................................................... 400129 # Attleboro High School........................................................................................................................................................... 220073 # Barrington Christian Academy.............................................................................................................................................. 400002 # Barrington High School ........................................................................................................................................................ 400000 # Beacon Charter School ......................................................................................................................................................... 400282 # Bellingham Memorial Jr.-Sr. High School............................................................................................................................ 220117 # Bishop Connolly Regional High School................................................................................................................................ 220783 # Bishop Feehan High School ................................................................................................................................................. 220077 # Bishop Hendricken High School........................................................................................................................................... 400238 # Bishop Keough Regional High School.................................................................................................................................. 400099 # Blackstone Academy Charter School.................................................................................................................................... 400100 # Blackstone-Millville Regional High School.......................................................................................................................... 220160 # Blackstone Valley Baptist Academy .................................................................................................................................... 400038 # Blackstone Valley Reg. Voc. Tech. High School................................................................................................................. 222154 # Block Island High School...................................................................................................................................................... 400005 # Burrillville High School ....................................................................................................................................................... 400055 # Case High School ...................................................................................................................................................................222105 # Central Falls High School...................................................................................................................................................... 400012 # Central High School............................................................................................................................................................... 400145 # Chariho High School.............................................................................................................................................................. 400270 # Classical High School ........................................................................................................................................................... 400150 # Convent of the Sacred Heart ..................................................................................................................................................409001 # Coventry High School............................................................................................................................................................ 400030 # Coyle-Cassidy Memorial High School.................................................................................................................................. 222120 # Cranston High School East.................................................................................................................................................... 400035 # Cranston High School West................................................................................................................................................... 400036 # Cumberland High School ..................................................................................................................................................... 400037 # Davies Career and Technical High School............................................................................................................................ 400057 # Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School............................................................................................................................. 221645 # Durfee High School............................................................................................................................................................... 220785 # E 3 Academy ........................................................................................................................................................................ 400157 # East Greenwich High School................................................................................................................................................. 400040 # East Providence High School................................................................................................................................................ 400050 # Elmhurst Academy................................................................................................................................................................. 409003 # Exeter-West Greenwich Regional Jr.-Sr. High School......................................................................................................... 400252 # Feinstein High School............................................................................................................................................................ 400154 # First Baptist Christian School................................................................................................................................................ 400242 # Fletcher Preparatory .............................................................................................................................................................. 409004 # Foxborough High School....................................................................................................................................................... 220840 # GED® credentials.................................................................................................................................................................. 409999 # Global Learning Public Charter School................................................................................................................................. 221488 # Greene School........................................................................................................................................................................ 400254 # Highlander Charter School..................................................................................................................................................... 400243 # Hope High School ................................................................................................................................................................ 400155 # Immaculate Conception Academy ........................................................................................................................................ 400227 # Johnston High School............................................................................................................................................................ 400058 # Killingly High School............................................................................................................................................................ 070135 # King Phillip Regional High School....................................................................................................................................... 222562 2018-2019 | High School Codes | CCRI Catalog 1 Community College of Rhode Island # La Salle Academy
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