Summary:
ZIP code 97146 in Warrenton, Oregon is served by Warrenton-Hammond School District 30 and includes four schools — one elementary, one middle, and two high schools — together enrolling about 925 students across grades K–12.
Warrenton High School is the standout: it ranks 70th of 271 high schools (74th percentile, 4 stars) and has climbed steadily from the 36th to 53rd to 74th percentile over three years. Its English language arts proficiency (58.3%) and science proficiency (40.0%) are well above district and state averages, and its 11th-grade math result beats the state's 11th-grade benchmark. Its graduation rate of 83.8% is above both the district's 76.4% and the state's 83.0%. The catch is chronic absenteeism: 43.4%, the highest in the area. Warrenton Middle School sits mid-pack at 184th of 371 (50th percentile, 3 stars) and is improving, with 7th- and 8th-grade ELA above state averages, but math is weak in every tested grade. Warrenton Grade School is the largest school but the lowest ranked at 495th of 709 (30th percentile, 2 stars) and has declined three years running, with low ELA and math and a science result that slightly edges the state.
Warrior Academy, a 13-student grades 6–12 program, has no rank or test scores reported, an 11.1% graduation rate that likely drags down the district figure, and $6,060 per-student spending. Across the district, science is a strength (35.0% vs. the state's 30.6%), math is the weakness (26.0% vs. 32.9%), and chronic absenteeism (38.5%) runs above the state's 33.5%. The three graded schools have nearly identical student-to-teacher ratios, so staffing does not explain their differing results.
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