Summary:
High Schools in Warrenton-Hammond School District 30 consist of two schools: Warrenton High School, a grades 9–12 comprehensive high school with 279 students, and Warrior Academy, a much smaller grades 6–12 program with just 13 students. Together they enroll 292 students, and Warrenton High accounts for 95.5% of that total. The district is ranked 52 of 141 in Oregon, at the 63rd percentile with 3 stars — a district-level measure that applies to both school records.
Warrenton High School is the clear standout. Its state rank climbed from 172nd to 70th over two years, rising from the 36th to the 74th percentile and from 2 stars to 4 stars. Its 11th-grade OSAS results beat state averages in all three subjects — 58.3% in English language arts versus 46.0% statewide, 31.3% in math versus 22.9%, and 40.0% in science versus 33.8%. Its graduation rate of 83.8% is slightly above the state's 83.0% and 7.4 points above the district. The main concern is chronic absenteeism at 43.4%, nearly 10 points above the state and higher than the district's 38.5%. Note that its all-grade math score (31.3%) sits below the state all-grade figure (32.9%) only because high-school OSAS testing happens at grade 11.
Warrior Academy is not easily comparable. With 13 students across grades 6–12, its 11.1% graduation rate reflects a tiny cohort that can swing dramatically. Its per-student spending is $6,060 versus $19,562 at Warrenton High, a difference that may reflect different program models or reporting rather than instructional inequity. It has no rank history or OSAS test scores in this extract, and its 2024–2025 chronic absenteeism, FRPL, and student-teacher ratio are not reported — those unknowns should not be read as weaknesses.
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