Warren High School continues to set a high standard for academic excellence, preparing students with the knowledge, skills, and opportunities they need to succeed in college, career, and beyond. That commitment to student success is once again earning the school recognition at both the state and national levels.

U.S. News & World Report has announced its 2026-27 Best High Schools rankings, once again recognizing Warren High School among the leading public high schools in California and across the nation.

Warren High School ranked within the top 15% nationally and approximately the top quarter of California high schools at 419.

US News Best High Schools 2026-2027

A Recognition of Our Students, Staff and Schools

The annual U.S. News Best High Schools rankings evaluate public high schools using six factors, including student achievement on state assessments, graduation rates, college readiness, curriculum breadth, and outcomes for underserved students. For the 2026-27 rankings, nearly 18,000 public high schools were ranked nationwide using data from the 2023-24 school year. Warren High School earned an overall score of 85.44 and ranked No. 198 in the Los Angeles metropolitan area.

“These rankings reflect the exceptional work happening every day in our classrooms and throughout our campuses,” said Superintendent Dr. Roger Brossmer. “Our students benefit from dedicated educators, supportive families, and a community that believes deeply in their success. This recognition celebrates the collective commitment that makes our schools such special places to learn and grow.”

Warren High School’s Ranking at a Glance

  • No. 2,612 nationally
  • No. 419 in California
  • No. 198 in the Los Angeles metropolitan area
  • Top 15% of ranked high schools nationwide
  • Overall score: 85.44 out of 100

These rankings reflect Warren High’s continued commitment to providing students with rigorous academic opportunities, advanced coursework, college and career pathways, and engaging learning experiences that prepare them for success after graduation.

We want every student to graduate with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to pursue their goals,” Dr. Brossmer added. “This recognition affirms the strength of our schools and the incredible work of our students, staff and families.”

Learn more about the rankings and explore each school’s profile: View Warren High School’s U.S. News profile