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Lincoln School

301 Butler Ave, Providence, RI 02906Open, per Google (checked Sep 29, 2026)

PreK-12 grades
414 students
3.5 students per teacher

Lincoln School is a Friends private school in Providence, RI teaching grades PreK-12. It reported 414 students and about 3.5 students for every teacher in the 2023-24 federal survey.

Can you use RI scholarship tax credit here?

Rhode Island publishes no school list

The Division of Taxation posts a PDF list of qualified scholarship organizations (updated for 2025), not a list of schools. Ask the school which organization it works with. Official RI scholarship tax credit source.

School facts

Grades
PreK-12
Students
414
Teachers
121
Students per teacher
3.5
Student body
Coeducational
Program
Regular
Affiliation
Friends
Go on to a 4-year college
99%
Setting
City

These are the numbers the school gave the U.S. Department of Education for the 2023-24 school year, published in July 2026. The survey counts students in kindergarten to grade 12, not pre-K. Enrollment and staffing move every year, so ask the school for today’s figures. Where this comes from. Something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it.

Lincoln School tuition, and what RI scholarship tax credit pays

Published tuition (2026-27): grades K to 5: $42,300 · grades 6 to 8: $48,600 · grades 9 to 12: $49,700 · required fees $500 a year.

Grades K-5 $42,300; grades 6-8 $48,600; grades 9-12 $49,700 (lunch included). Enrollment/re-enrollment fee $500 per student; legacy fee $500 new students only.

Tuition from Lincoln School's website, checked October 1, 2026. Some grades or programs may cost more or less. Confirm with the school.

About $3,245 on average (2024) Each scholarship organization sets the amount. The average is from EdChoice.

Figures read from each program’s official pages, October 2, 2026. Sources and how to apply

What would you pay at Lincoln School?

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Questions to ask Lincoln School

  1. Is the published tuition still current for 2026-27, and which fees are required on top of it?
  2. Do you take tax credit scholarship, and for which grades?
  3. How does the RI scholarship tax credit award reach you, and what do families owe before it arrives?
  4. Is there a waitlist or an application deadline for my child’s grade?
  5. Do you offer financial aid, sibling discounts or payment plans?

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Tuition at nearby private schools

SchoolPublished tuitionYearMiles
Moses Brown School$45,480 to $51,7502026-270.8
Wheeler School$46,000 to $52,0002026-270.8
Jewish Community Day School of Rhode Island$26,9002026-270.9

Each figure was read on that school's own website and is linked on its page. Ranges run from the lowest to the highest grade band.

Other private schools nearby

SchoolGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliationMiles
School One9-12825.3Nonsectarian<1
Montessori Childrens HousePreK-4373.8Nonsectarian<1
Moses Brown SchoolPreK-127568.9Friends<1
Wheeler SchoolPreK-127556.4Nonsectarian<1
Jewish Community Day School of Rhode IslandPreK-5793.8Jewish<1
Providence Hebrew Day SchoolPreK-8634.3Jewish<1
New England Academy of Torah Girls H.S.10-12145Jewish, all-girls<1
The Groden Center2-12669.4Nonsectarian1

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