Summary:
Warrenton-Hammond School District 30 is a small Oregon district serving about 925 students across 4 schools — grades K–5 at Warrenton Grade School, 6–8 at Warrenton Middle School, 9–12 at Warrenton High School, and a small 6–12 option at Warrior Academy. The district ranks 52nd of 141 in Oregon, at the 63rd percentile with 3 stars.
Warrenton High School is the district's academic leader, climbing from the 36th percentile with 2 stars in 2023–2024 to the 74th percentile with 4 stars in 2025–2026. Its 11th graders beat the state in ELA (58.3% vs 46.0%), math (31.3% vs 22.9%), and science (40.0% vs 33.8%), and it graduates 83.8% of students, above the state's 83.0%. Warrenton Middle School is also improving, reaching the 50th percentile with 3 stars, with 7th- and 8th-grade ELA above state, though math is below state in every middle grade. Warrenton Grade School is the largest school at 405 students (43.8% of the district) but has the weakest profile, at the 30th percentile with 2 stars; its 3rd-grade math (20.0%) and ELA (24.0%) lag well behind state.
Districtwide, science is the relative strength at 35.0% proficiency versus the state's 30.6%, while math is the clear weakness at 26.0% versus 32.9%, with all three traditional schools below state in math. Chronic absenteeism affects every school with reported data, all above the state's 33.5%; Warrenton High has the highest at 43.4%. Spending per student is high in the traditional schools ($17,876–$19,562), and student/teacher ratios are nearly identical (15.2–15.5). Warrior Academy, with just 13 students, reports an 11.1% graduation rate and no test scores, and is not meaningfully comparable to the larger schools.
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