WARREN — The Warren City School District maintained its overall 2.5-star rating on the Ohio State Report Card for the second consecutive year, prompting district leaders to reflect on progress and outline plans to improve student outcomes, particularly in career readiness and attendance.

Superintendent Steve Chiaro expressed disappointment with the stagnant rating, but highlighted strides in specific areas.

“It saddens me that we remained at 2.5 stars,” Chiaro said. “Three out of five buildings moved up a half-star, but it wasn’t enough to bump us to three stars. I believe the low progress rating at the high school held us back.”

The district earned three stars in graduation rates and college and career readiness, reflecting efforts to prepare students for post-secondary success. Chiaro

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