Summary:
Warren, Massachusetts has just one middle school in this dataset: Quaboag Regional Middle Innovation School, part of the Quaboag Regional district. It serves grades 7–8 and enrolls 196 students, with a student-teacher ratio of 18:1 in 2024–2025 and per-student spending of $7,256 in 2020–2021. The free/reduced-lunch figure is blank in this data, so it should be treated as unknown. There are no other middle schools in Warren to compare against, so the useful benchmarks are the district, the state, and the school's own past results.
On the 2025–2026 MCAS Next Generation tests, the school's strongest results are 8th grade ELA at 29.09% proficient and 8th grade Civics at 26.61%, both slightly above district figures. Its weakest is 8th grade Mathematics at 13.64%, with Mathematics across all grades at 16.75%. The school sits below the state in every reported subject and grade, with gaps ranging from 12.61 points in 8th grade ELA to 28.03 points in 8th grade Mathematics. At the grade level, it edges above the district in all six comparisons — 7th and 8th ELA, both math grades, 8th science, and 8th civics — but its all-grade ELA, Mathematics, and Science results fall below the district.
Over time, 8th grade Civics posted the biggest gain, rising from 15.66% to 26.61%, a 10.95-point increase, though the district rose 10.54 points as well, suggesting a broader effect. Science improved from 17.86% to 20.18%, while ELA slipped from 27.89% to 25%, moving from 2.38 points above the district to 0.78 points below. The school's rank has also drifted downward: from 321 of 493 schools (35th percentile, 2 stars) in 2023–2024 to 370 of 478 (23rd percentile, 1 star) in 2025–2026. The district itself ranks 284 of 351 (19th percentile, 1 star).
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