Summary:
Warrens Elementary is the only elementary school in Warrens, Wisconsin — a single PK–5 school serving 133 students at 409 Main St, and part of the Tomah Area School District, which ranks 332nd of 432 Wisconsin districts (23rd percentile, 1 star). Because it is the only school in the area, the useful comparisons are the school against its district, against the state, and against its own prior years.
According to Warrens Elementary's Forward Exam results, the school generally outperforms its own district but trails the state. In 2025-26 it beat the district in 6 of 8 subject-grade tests (it won all 8 in 2024-25), and grade 4 is its strongest level: Social Studies 75% proficient — 13.9 points above the district and 9.5 above the state — plus ELA 60% and Science 55%, both at or above state average. Math is the clear weak point, especially grade 5 at 25% proficient, which is 20.3 points below the district and 26.8 points below the state, and grade 3 at 34.78%.
The school earned 2 stars in all three years of rank history, one tier above its 1-star district, though its statewide percentile slipped from 46 to 36. Chronic absenteeism is 21.0% — better than the district's 25.6% but above the state's 17.3%. More than half of students (53.38%) qualify for free/reduced lunch, per-student spending is $14,895, and the student-teacher ratio is 13.3. With only about 20 students tested per grade, year-to-year swings can reflect just a few students, so treat big changes as signals to investigate rather than precise measures.
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