Summary:
Warner, Oklahoma, has two schools serving 833 students: Warner Elementary School serves prekindergarten through grade 8, and Warner High School serves grades 9–12. Their 2025–2026 results show different strengths by subject, and the clearest overall finding is that elementary school results are especially strong in math and science, while high school science is the main weakness against the state benchmark.
Warner Elementary School stands out in science and math: scores were 65% and 51%, respectively, compared with 29% and 39% at Warner High School. Elementary was 36 points higher in science and 12 points higher in math, and exceeded state results by 35 points in science and 26 in math. Warner High School led in ELA, with 56% proficiency versus 43% at elementary, and in U.S. History, at 62%; its ELA result was 30 points above the state, and its history result was 21 points above. High school science was 29%, 1 point below the state. The schools test different grade populations, so these school-to-school comparisons are descriptive rather than grade-matched.
Recent changes are mixed, with the largest declines at high school: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, its science score fell 16 points, to 29%, and U.S. History fell 13 points, to 62%; its ELA rose 2 points, while math stayed at 39%. Elementary science rose 2 points, while ELA fell 5 and math fell 4. SchoolDigger’s latest rankings were 74 of 626 schools (88th percentile) for elementary and 27 of 462 (94th percentile) for high school; both percentile figures were below their previous year’s. In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible was 69% at elementary and 62% at high school; student-teacher ratios were 15.8 and 14.1. These are contextual differences, not explanations for test results.
Thank you for your feedback!