Summary:
MSD Warren County in Indiana serves roughly 1,332 students across four schools — three K–6 elementary schools and one junior-senior high school serving grades 7–12. The district is ranked 156th of 374 in Indiana (58th percentile) with a 3-star rating. Seeger Memorial Junior-Senior High School is the largest school with 622 students, followed by Warren Central Elementary School (376), Williamsport Elementary School (174), and Pine Village Elementary School (160).
Pine Village Elementary School is the clear standout: it ranks 9th of 1,015 elementary schools in 2025–26 (99th percentile, 5 stars), with ELA proficiency at 76.92%, Math at 81.32%, and Science at 78.43% — far above the district's 40.25% ELA and 39.63% Math. It also has the lowest chronic absenteeism (7.2%) and lowest free/reduced lunch rate (40.62%). Warren Central Elementary School ranks 466th of 1,015 (54th percentile, 3 stars) and has improved steadily over three years, with Math at 45.61% above the district. Williamsport Elementary School ranks 662nd of 1,015 (35th percentile, 2 stars) and is the lowest performer, with ELA at 29.81%, Math at 28.85%, and the highest absenteeism (15.8%) and free/reduced lunch (65.52%).
Seeger Memorial Junior-Senior High School graduates 97.4% of students, well above the state's 89.7%, and its Biology EOC proficiency is 70.3%. However, SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing (39.25%) and SAT Math (14.95%) trail state figures of 51.9% and 25.6%. Spending and class size alone don't explain results here: Williamsport has the lowest student-teacher ratio (11.6) and relatively high spending ($12,194) yet the lowest scores, while Warren Central has the largest ratio (15.0) and lowest spending ($10,707) yet outperforms it. The clearest pattern is between higher free/reduced lunch rates and lower performance.
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