Summary:
Zip code 37110 in McMinnville, Tennessee contains exactly one public high school, Warren County High School, a traditional school serving grades 9–12 with 1,689 students in the Warren County Schools district.
As the only high school in the area, Warren County High School is the standout by default, but it holds its own with several notable strengths. The school consistently earns a 3-star rating even though its district is rated 1 star and ranks in the bottom 20% statewide. Its graduation rate is an impressive 97.0%, well above the state average of 90.5%, and its dropout rate of 3.0% is less than half the state's 6.7%. The school's overall percentile rank has also improved, rising from the 54th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 61st percentile in 2025–2026. In test proficiency, Warren County High School generally matches or slightly exceeds its district averages, and it shows clear advantages over the state in 9th-grade Algebra I (34.2% vs. 26.1% proficient) and 10th-grade Biology I (49.7% vs. 41.3% proficient). U.S. History proficiency also jumped by 16.5 points year-over-year, pushing the school above the state average.
However, there are significant areas of concern. Geometry is a major weakness, with only 20.0% of students proficient compared to 42.3% statewide, and proficiency declined sharply from the prior year. Tenth-grade Algebra II also lags badly at 36.5% proficient versus 63.9% statewide. Eleventh-grade results show a troubling pattern, with proficiency far below state averages in Biology I, Geometry, and English II. Chronic absenteeism is another red flag at 19.3%, higher than both the district (13.8%) and state (18.3%), despite the strong graduation rate. Overall, Warren County High School is a solid but uneven performer with real strengths in graduation, dropout prevention, and some 9th/10th-grade subjects, yet it faces clear challenges in math and upperclassmen achievement.
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