Warner High School

WARNING: To all parents of special needs students warner no longer has a special need class and they are not properly servicing these kids or the rest for that matter. P.S. as to a former post from someone else warner does have clicks if your parents are not rich or big wigs in the community your kid better be good at sports or extremely smart they will be outcasts. Oh and the school does not encourage parental evolvement they actually make most parents feel unwelcome. One more thing sports are not academics they are extras that should be treated as such it's not like your kids are going to be recruited to Harvard or Yale for sports. not to mention I doubt any school recruits from warner.
—Submitted by a parent

I rate this school as one of the best in oklahoma. I transfered my two sons here last year and thay are very happy. I wish we had made the move sooner. The teachers are great and thay keep you informed. The coaches are great also. I couldnt ask for more in a school everyone cares. Including other parents.
—Submitted by a parent

Warner is on the move for academic development in football, softball , baseball , and basketball . However , I would like to see an interest shown for soccer . In all catagories of sports they have a very great coaching staff all pulling together to help one another and have the highest regard of respect for the kids . Warner has a good selection choices for student involvment , participating in after school programs . Moreover , parent involvement is lacking . I am proud of my families involvement and proud my children are Warner Eagles .
—Submitted by a parent

Warner high School is a great school for kids to make friends because ther are no cool groups or unpopular groups just a bunch of friends and family in one little country town. There academics are great. Our sports and music and art as well are great I've seen some of the best art some better than famous art. All parents are involved with the school somehow wether it's being a sub or on the school board to Giving rides to and from games even if they don't live anywhere close to were you live. Thank you for your time on my little school that i hope to never leave. I'm 15 by the way.
—Submitted by Alyssa Pinner, a student