Summary:
Warrens, Wisconsin is home to just one school — Warrens Elementary, a PK–5 elementary school with 133 students that belongs to the Tomah Area School District. The city has no middle, high, or alternative schools, so families here move to other district campuses after 5th grade.
Academically, Warrens Elementary generally outperforms its district but trails Wisconsin overall. In 2025–2026 it averaged 49.1% proficient across reported Forward Exam tests, above the district's 46.6% but below the state's 54.7%; a year earlier it was much closer to the state (52.6% vs. 54.0%). Fourth grade is the clear bright spot, with 75% proficient in social studies, 55% in science, and 60% in ELA — all above both district and state. Mathematics is the weak area: the school's 2025–2026 math average is 36.6% versus 44.3% in the district and 53.1% statewide, with 3rd grade math at 34.78% and 5th grade math at 25%, down sharply from 60.87% the prior year. ELA is far more competitive, at 50.9%, only 2.3 points below the state average.
Beyond test scores, chronic absenteeism is 21.0% — better than the district's 25.6% but worse than the state's 17.3%. About 53.38% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, per-student spending is $14,895, and the student-teacher ratio is 13.3:1. The school holds 2 stars and ranked 666 of 1,039 (36th percentile) in 2025–2026, down from the 46th percentile the year before, while the district sits at 1 star and the 23rd percentile. Note that with only 133 students, grade-level percentages can swing widely from one year to the next.
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