Summary:
Warren CUSD 205 has one listed high school: Warren Junior/Senior High School, serving grades 6–12 with 191 students. Its strongest results are in English Language Arts (ELA) and eighth-grade science: in 2025–26, proficiency was 79% in all-grades ELA and 85% in eighth-grade science, compared with 56% and 52% statewide. Mathematics was a more modest 43%, just 3 percentage points above the state. The clearest takeaway is that results stand out more in ELA and eighth-grade science than in math.
Because it is the only listed school, Warren Junior/Senior High School is both the top and bottom by default; that is not a meaningful school-to-school ranking. Its 2025–26 graduation rate was 95%, 5 points above the state’s 90%. Chronic absenteeism was 14%, 10 points below the state’s 24%, but 3 points higher than the district’s 11%. ELA was above the state in grades 6–8, by 23 points in sixth grade, 10 in seventh, and 25 in eighth. Ninth-grade ELA was a specific exception: 60% compared with 62% statewide, while tenth-grade ELA was 62% versus 54%.
Results improved in the comparable measures from 2024–25 to 2025–26: all-grades ELA rose from 72% to 79%, and the school’s lead over the state widened by 4 points; math rose from 40% to 43%, widening its lead by 2 points. Eighth-grade science increased from 65% to 85%, with its state advantage widening by 13 points. Ninth-grade PreACT Secure science also jumped from 37% to 65%, while tenth-grade science stayed at 50% in both years. SchoolDigger gives Warren 4 stars; its rank moved from 364 of 697 in 2023–24 to 150 of 620 in 2025–26, and its latest listing is 113 of 738 (85th percentile). Contextual figures are a 10.6 student–teacher ratio and 50% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25.
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