Summary:
The city of Warren, Massachusetts, is home to 3 schools serving students from preschool through high school, all part of the Quaboag Regional school district. While the high school has maintained a relatively high graduation rate, both the high school and middle school have seen declines in their statewide rankings in recent years, indicating room for improvement in academic performance.
Quaboag Regional High School has a 4-year graduation rate of 91.1%, which is above the state average, but its test scores in core subjects like English Language Arts and Mathematics are below state averages. In contrast, Quaboag Regional Middle Innovation School has significantly lower test scores, with only around 20-30% of students proficient or better in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science. The middle school also has a higher student-teacher ratio of 11.2, compared to the high school's ratio of 9.9, which may contribute to its lower academic performance.
While the data does not provide information on the schools' free and reduced lunch rates, the significant gaps in test scores and the differences in spending per student between the high school ($21,972) and middle school ($7,256) suggest that targeted interventions and resource allocation could be crucial for enhancing educational outcomes for students in the Quaboag Regional school district.
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