Summary:
Warsaw, Indiana has eight schools, all within Warsaw Community Schools — five elementary schools serving grades K–6, two middle schools serving grades 7–8, and one high school serving grades 9–12, with no alternative schools in this data set. Together they enroll 5,408 students (2,317 elementary, 1,014 middle, 2,077 high school). The district is ranked 118 of 374 in Indiana, at the 68th percentile, with 3 stars — yet four of its eight individual schools earned 4 stars in 2025–26.
Eisenhower Elementary School is the strongest overall performer: 87th percentile, 4 stars in all three rank-history years, and the highest elementary all-grade proficiency in ELA (62.31%), Math (63.81%), and Science (61.83%), with the lowest elementary free/reduced lunch rate (37.97%). Madison Elementary School is the biggest improver, rising to 4 stars and 79th percentile, with ELA 61.96%, Math 61.45%, and year-over-year gains of +12.15 points in ELA and +11.54 in Social Studies. Among middle schools, Edgewood Middle School is stronger in most measures (75th percentile, 4 stars, Math 44.65%, just above the district's 44.33%). Warsaw Community High School improved from the 56th to the 71st percentile, earned 4 stars, and has a 96.2% graduation rate with SAT scores above the state.
The challenges are concentrated. Harrison Elementary School has the lowest elementary ELA (42.67%) and Science (35.77%) plus the highest free/reduced lunch rate (61.3%), while Lincoln Elementary School has the lowest elementary ELA (40.96%) and Math (42.80%) — more than 21 points below Eisenhower in ELA. Lakeview Middle School lags in Math (36.48%, nearly 8 points below the district) and slipped to 3 stars. At the high school, Biology End-of-Course was 46.32%, below the district's 56.37%. Chronic absenteeism is below the state's 16.7% everywhere, but the high school (15.6%) and both middle schools (12.6%) exceed the district's 9.7%, while elementary rates run 5.1% to 7.9%.
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