Summary:
The Warden School District in Washington operates three schools serving grades PK-12 for about 933 students, all of which serve a high-need community and rank in the lower percentiles statewide.
Within the district, Warden High School is the strongest performer, with academic scores closest to state averages and the highest per-student funding. In contrast, Warden Middle School faces the most significant challenges, ranking in the bottom 10% of state middle schools with particularly low math and science proficiency. Warden Elementary shows a mixed picture, with stronger early-grade math that declines sharply by 5th grade.
Key takeaways for parents include notable performance gaps between district and state averages, a concerning decline in student rankings across all schools over recent years, and a critical need for math support, especially in middle school. The high school's relatively better results suggest some effective practices, but the district-wide trend indicates systemic academic challenges that are being addressed.
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