Prout School

The school is a Catholic, diocesan institution inspired by the Vatican’s Global Compact on Education and Catholic Social Teaching. Its "HEART" framework—Humanities, Education for a more holy and just world, Arts and Athletics, Religion and Service, and Technology/Math/Science—guides the formation of the whole person. The mission emphasizes faith, solidarity, service, and preparing students for productive membership in the global community.

The school offers a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum that includes core subjects, electives, Advanced Placement (AP) courses, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program. The academic program covers humanities, mathematics, natural sciences, and foreign languages, with a strong emphasis on integrating technology and moral formation. Arts education is also central, featuring dance, music, theatre, and visual arts such as pottery and ceramics.

The school reports a 100% graduation rate and maintains a strong college-preparatory focus, with students frequently recognized in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Graduates are prepared for college-level work, supported by a curriculum that includes Advanced Placement (AP) courses and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program.

The school provides academic support services designed to empower students to become independent learners and self-advocates. Guidance counselors and college and career counseling staff are available to assist students with academic planning and future goals.

The school accepts applications for grades 9-12 and offers financial assistance through the FACTS management system, with 45% of students receiving aid in the 2025-2026 academic year. Merit scholarships are available for top entrance exam scorers, and a "Crusader Grant" is offered to graduates of Catholic partner elementary schools. The admissions process includes an application, and financial aid decisions for new students are typically released in late January.

The school operates on a traditional academic calendar, with the 2026-2027 school year information and specific event dates available via the school's online portal. The calendar includes academic milestones, school-wide Masses, and various student activities throughout the year.

The campus is located in Wakefield, Rhode Island, and features facilities to support its academic, athletic, and arts programs. The school maintains safety protocols, including regular fire, sprinkler, and smoke detector inspections, as well as an asbestos management plan. A food service program is provided on-site.

Students participate in a variety of activities including Student Council, Model UN, Mock Trial, and an Academic Decathlon team. The school also emphasizes Christian service, with opportunities for students to engage in Campus Ministry and Peer Ministry. Athletics are a significant component of student life, offering numerous sports across fall, winter, and spring seasons, including sailing, lacrosse, soccer, and swimming.