Warden School District

The Warden School District in Washington state consists of three schools: Warden Elementary, Warden High School, and Warden Middle School. The data reveals that the district is facing significant challenges, with all three schools performing well below state averages on key metrics such as test scores, graduation rates, and student demographics.

Across the district, test scores in English Language Arts, Math, and Science are alarmingly low, with proficiency rates ranging from 16.51% to 33.33%, compared to the state average of over 40%. Graduation rates at Warden High School are also concerning, at 80.3%, which is lower than the state average. The district's student population is predominantly Hispanic, with relatively low representation of other racial and ethnic groups, and a high percentage of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating significant socioeconomic challenges.

Despite higher-than-average spending per student and relatively high student-teacher ratios, the Warden School District is struggling to provide quality education to its students. Addressing the low academic performance, graduation rates, and socioeconomic disparities should be a top priority for the district's leadership and the broader community. Meaningful improvements in these areas are crucial to ensuring that all students in the Warden School District have access to the educational opportunities they deserve.