Best High Schools in Zip Code 45784

Zip code 45784 in Vincent, Ohio is home to exactly one high school, Warren High School, which serves grades 9–12 with 565 students and belongs to the Warren Local district. Because it is the only high school in the area, parents can read its results as the area's results: a 17:1 student-teacher ratio (2024–2025), a 97.6% graduation rate, and a 3-star district rating that places Warren Local 309th of 773 Ohio districts, about the 60th percentile. Chronic absenteeism stands at 18.1%, compared with 14.1% for the district — a gap of 4.0 points — so while nearly all students graduate, regular attendance is a real concern worth asking about. The free/reduced-lunch figure was not reported in this record, and per-student spending of $8,855 comes from older 2018–2019 data.

Academically, the strongest story is in English and science. In 2025–2026, English II proficiency was 79.3%, which is 16.6 points above the state, while Biology reached 77.7% (10.7 points above the state) and American History 82.2% (9.0 points above the state). American Government also beat the state slightly at 74.4%. Math is the weak spot: Geometry proficiency was just 34.7%, below the state's 43.3% and down sharply from 42.1% the prior year, and Algebra I came in at 55.6%, below both the district (63.4%) and the state (61.6%). Across the six reported subjects, the school's average proficiency of 67.3% is about 4.1 points above the state average of 63.2%, a narrower lead than the 6.9 points it held the year before.

The caution flags are the trend lines. Warren High School's rank percentile slipped from 68 in 2023–2024 to 63 in 2024–2025 and 52 in 2025–2026, even while holding a 3-star rating each year, and it now sits below the district's 60th percentile. Results year over year were mixed: American History and English II improved, Biology held roughly steady, while American Government and Geometry declined. For parents, the takeaway is a school with excellent graduation outcomes and genuine strengths in reading, writing, social studies, and biology, paired with math support needs, rising absenteeism, and a softening relative ranking.