Summary
Warren High School in Vincent, OH is a 9–12 high school of 565 students in the Warren Local district, located in rural Washington County along the Ohio River corridor. The school’s graduation rate is a genuine strength at 97.6%, essentially tied with Morgan High School and well above the local average, and its chronic absenteeism has fallen every year to 18.1% — better than Morgan High School, Belpre High School, Marietta High School, and Federal Hocking High School. However, its state percentile rank has slipped from the 67th–68th percentile in 2020–24 to 52nd in 2025–26, a 16-point decline in two years.
Academically, Warren is split: it outperforms the state in English II (79.3% vs. 62.7%), Biology, American History, and Government, but underperforms in Algebra I (55.6% vs. 61.6%) and Geometry (34.7% vs. 43.3%). Geometry has fallen to a four-year low, roughly 32 points behind Fort Frye High School, which achieves better math results despite spending about $1,000 less per student and serving a higher-poverty population. Marietta High School is a near-perfect mirror: strong in math but weaker in English. Notably, district Algebra I scores consistently outpace the high school’s, likely because middle-grade students elsewhere in Warren Local take that exam, suggesting the 9th-grade transition is a key intervention point.
Warren’s equity profile is unusual: low-income students are its best-served group, rated 4 stars for three straight years and reaching the 73rd percentile — well above the school’s overall 52nd percentile. Special education, however, dropped sharply to the 28th percentile (1 star) in 2025–26, a genuine concern. The school does this with the second-lowest per-pupil spending ($8,855) and second-highest student–teacher ratio (17.0) in its local group. Keep in mind that spending data is from 2018–19, free/reduced-lunch data for 2024–25 was not reported, and gifted/special-education swings rest on small cohorts. Bottom line: Warren is mid-pack, improving on attendance, graduation, and literacy, but math is the clear lever.
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