Summary:
Warren, Indiana has just one school in this data set: Salamonie Elementary School, a PK–5 elementary serving 273 students as part of Huntington County Com School Corp. Because it is the only school in the city, there is no cross-city comparison to make, so the most useful benchmarks are the district and the state.
Attendance is the clearest bright spot. Chronic absenteeism at Salamonie is 11.0%, well below the district's 14.8% and the state's 16.7%. Math is also a strength: all-grade ILEARN math proficiency was 52.45% versus 39.47% in the district in 2025–26, and 57.67% versus 42.57% the year before. Third grade math stands out at 67.57% proficient against 47.07% district and 51.9% state, and 3rd grade ELA is above both benchmarks at 45.95%. Fifth grade math, at 45.83%, beats both the district (40.16%) and the state (42.0%).
The concern is trajectory. Salamonie slipped from 291 of 1,011 schools, 71st percentile, 4 stars in 2023–24 to 513 of 1,015, 49th percentile, 2 stars in 2025–26. All-grade ELA fell 4.13 points and all-grade math 5.22 points from 2024–25 to 2025–26. Science, at 38.6%, improved nearly 6 points but remains below the district's 42.45%, and 5th grade social studies dropped to 37.5%, below both district and state. Upper-grade reading is a weak spot: 4th grade ELA (31.03%) and 5th grade ELA (35.42%) trail district and state, and 4th grade math (48.28%) is slightly below both. About 46.89% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, per-student spending was $10,970 in 2023–24, and the student-teacher ratio was 12.6 in 2024–25.
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