Summary:
Zip code 47991 is home to two public schools serving the full K–12 span: Warren Central Elementary School (K–6, 376 students) and Seeger Memorial Junior-Senior High School (7–12, 622 students), both part of MSD Warren County, for a combined enrollment of 998 students.
The two schools have quite different profiles. Seeger's biggest strength is its graduation rate — 97.4%, compared with 89.7% statewide — along with Biology End-of-Course results of 70.3% proficient. Its math and reading scores, though, trail the district: all-grades ELA was 30.88% versus the district's 40.25%, math was 20.74% versus 39.63%, and SAT Math was 14.95% against the state's 25.6%. Chronic absenteeism at Seeger was 16.9%. Warren Central Elementary is the improving school: it rose from the 45th to the 54th percentile and from 2 to 3 stars, posts math at 45.61% (above the district's 39.63%), reaches 60% in third-grade math, and keeps chronic absenteeism at 9.8%, well below the district's 13.6% and the state's 16.7%.
Parents should note that proficiency drops sharply moving into the upper grades: sixth-grade math at Warren Central was 36%, then seventh grade at Seeger was 29.29% and eighth grade was 13.56%, about 20.6 points below the state. Reading follows a similar pattern. Seeger also spends more per student ($12,333 versus $10,707) without higher math or reading results, and its rank trends slipped from the 66th to the 53rd percentile. In short, the elementary is trending up with strong math and attendance, while the junior-senior high pairs an excellent graduation rate and strong biology with real middle-grade and SAT math weaknesses.
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