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High Schools in Warren Woods Public Schools


At a glance
DistrictWarren Woods Public Schools387th of 625 Michigan districtsFull district overview →
3
Schools
1,038
Students
Top rankedWarren Woods Tower High School445th of 800 Michigan high schools
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Biggest riser
Warren Woods Tower High School up 28 spots statewide this year
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Summary:

Warren Woods Public Schools in Warren, Michigan, operates two high schools serving grades 9-12: Warren Woods Tower High School, a traditional comprehensive school with 963 students, and Warren Woods Enterprise High School, a smaller alternative program with 75 students.

These two schools represent vastly different educational experiences. Warren Woods Tower High School is the district's flagship, boasting a strong 92.1% graduation rate that exceeds both the district (88.4%) and state (84.0%) averages, with a low 4.8% dropout rate. However, Tower struggles significantly in mathematics—only 14.1% of 11th graders are proficient in SAT math versus 26.5% statewide, and math proficiency actually declines as students progress through grade levels. In contrast, reading and writing scores are much closer to state averages. Warren Woods Enterprise High School serves a more at-risk population (70.7% free/reduced lunch) with a 12:1 student-teacher ratio and spends 42% more per student ($26,419 vs. $18,589). Despite this investment, Enterprise posts a 72.2% graduation rate, a 12.9% dropout rate, and extremely low test proficiency (12.9% in SAT reading/writing), though these outcomes must be viewed in the context of its alternative education mission focused on credit recovery and dropout prevention.

Chronic absenteeism is a district-wide concern, affecting 31.5% of Tower students and a striking 57.1% of Enterprise students—both above the state's 27.9% rate. The Warren Woods Public Schools district overall ranks in the 38th percentile of Michigan districts, masking the bifurcation between Tower's respectable 44th percentile ranking and Enterprise's 3rd percentile. For parents, the key takeaway is that Tower offers solid graduation outcomes and improving science and social studies scores, but families should investigate math support options. Enterprise is best understood as a specialized intervention program for students who struggled in traditional settings, not as a direct academic comparison to Tower.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Michigan Department of Education.

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