Warren County Public Schools releases 2025-26 School Report Card data

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Warren County Public Schools is recognizing multiple accomplishments in its annual School Report Card data.

According to the district, assessments were administered to Kentucky students in spring, and for the fifth year, Kentucky’s School Report Card features presents the results and data in a color-coded accountability system.

Warren County Public Schools says it is “celebrating another significant achievement in student success,” with the district’s elementary, middle and high schools all earning an overall green rating in the system.

This is based on results from the 2025-26 Kentucky Summative Assessment, the release says.

The district stated, ” This achievement reflects the district’s continued commitment to academic growth, student achievement and providing meaningful learning opportunities for every student. The Green rating demonstrates WCPS’s strong performance across key accountability measures and reinforces the dedication of educators, staff, students and families working together to support student success.”

Districtwide reading proficiency reached a five-year high, while science proficiency increased 10.1 percentage points over the past two years, WCPS states.

According to the district, writing performance also remained strong, sustaining progress achieved in recent years.

The district also says the graduation rate remains notably high at 96.7%, reflecting continued student success across the district, the release states. The Postsecondary Readiness (PSR) Status among high school seniors also showed significant growth, increasing from 95.7 in 2025 to 106.8 in 2026, representing an 11.1 point improvement. This growth resulted in a Postsecondary Readiness Combined Indicator Score of 117.9 for WCPS, earning the district a “Very High” performance classification.

“To earn an overall Green rating at all three school levels is something truly special. This level of success doesn’t happen by chance and it reflects the tremendous talent, dedication, and shared commitment of our students, educators, and staff”, said Rob Clayton, Superintendent of Warren County Public Schools. “While we celebrate this accomplishment, we also recognize that our work is never finished. We remain committed to continuous improvement, expanding meaningful opportunities, and ensuring every student graduates with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed in whatever path they choose.”

The Kentucky Department of Education’s School Report Card for Warren County Public Schools is available through the Kentucky School Report Card website.

For questions about Warren County Public Schools district assessment data, contact WCPS Central Office at (270) 781-5150.