Summary:
Warren, Massachusetts has two schools in this data set, both in the Quaboag Regional district, serving grades 7 through 12 with a combined 530 students. Quaboag Regional High enrolls 334 students in grades 9–12, while Quaboag Regional Middle Innovation School enrolls 196 students in grades 7–8; the two share an address on Old West Brookfield Road. No elementary or alternative schools are listed for Warren, so younger students may attend school elsewhere or under another arrangement not shown here. The district ranks 284th of 351 statewide, at the 19th percentile with 1 star.
Both schools are rated 1 star and score below the state average in every reported MCAS subject. The high school stands out for completion outcomes: a 92.6% graduation rate and a 4.9% dropout rate for 2024–2025, both better than the district's 91.6% and 6.0%, with a low student-teacher ratio of 9.9 and $21,972 in per-student spending (2020–2021). Yet its scores fell in every comparable subject — ELA down 11.70 points and math down 10.05 — and its rank slid from 50th percentile and 3 stars in 2023–2024 to 18th percentile and 1 star in 2025–2026. The middle school has a student-teacher ratio of 18.0 and $7,256 in per-student spending; its 8th-grade math proficiency of 13.64% trails the state's 41.67%, and all-grades math of 16.75% is far below the district's 30.51%. It did gain in civics (15.66% to 26.61%) and science (17.86% to 20.18%), though both remain below state averages.
Math is the clearest weakness across both schools: 10th-grade math at the high school is 15.79% versus 43.73% statewide. Two caveats matter when reading this data. Free/reduced-lunch percentages are blank for both schools, so socioeconomic context cannot be evaluated. Per-student spending figures are from 2020–2021, while test scores and student-teacher ratios are from 2024–2026, making the spending comparison historical.
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