Summary:
Warrenton Grade School is the only elementary school in Warrenton-Hammond School District 30, serving grades K–5 to 405 students at 820 SW Cedar St in Warrenton, Oregon. Because it is the district's sole elementary campus, there is no in-district comparison to make — all elementary results in the district are this school's results. The school holds 2 stars and ranks 495 of 709 Oregon elementary schools in 2025–2026, placing it in the 30th percentile, while the district as a whole sits at the 63rd percentile with 3 stars.
Academically, the picture is mixed. Science is the relative bright spot: all-grade proficiency is 31.1% versus 30.6% statewide, and 5th-grade Science is 31.1% against the state's 30.8% — the only subject where the school matches or edges past the state. All-grade Mathematics (26.4%) is essentially tied with the district (26.0%) but trails the state's 32.9%, with 4th grade strongest at 33.8% and 3rd grade weakest at 20.0%, far below the state's 41.3%. English Language Arts is the clearest concern: all-grade ELA is 33.3%, below the district's 40.8% and the state's 43.8%. Performance improves by grade — 24.0% in 3rd, 35.9% in 4th, 38.3% in 5th — but every tested grade remains under the state average.
Other context matters for families. Chronic absenteeism is 34.4%, slightly above the state's 33.5% but below the district's 38.5%, meaning roughly one in three students misses enough school to be flagged. The school's state rank has slipped for three straight years, from 457 of 710 in 2023–2024 to 495 of 709 in 2025–2026, with its percentile falling from 36 to 30 while holding at 2 stars. Enrollment is 405, with 43.46% free/reduced lunch, $19,108 per-student spending, and a 15.5 student-teacher ratio. These figures give useful context, but the data does not support direct conclusions about how spending or class size affect achievement here.
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