Warden Middle School

Our School

Welcome to Warden Middle School, where every student is known, valued and challenged to become their very best. We believe middle school is more than a time for academic growth. It is a place where students develop character, build meaningful relationships, discover their passions and gain the confidence to lead.

Our dedicated staff is committed to creating a safe, supportive and engaging learning environment where every student feels a sense of belonging. Through high expectations, strong relationships and meaningful learning experiences, we encourage students to embrace challenges, persevere through obstacles and grow each day.

At Warden Middle School, we believe success is measured not only by academic achievement but also by the character our students demonstrate. We strive to cultivate kindness, responsibility, respect, courage and leadership in everything we do. Whether students are competing in athletics, performing in the arts, participating in clubs, or excelling in the classroom, they are encouraged to pursue excellence and leave a positive impact on those around them.

Together with our families and community, we are proud to prepare students for high school, future careers and life beyond the classroom. We are building more than successful students. We are developing confident leaders, compassionate citizens and lifelong learners.

Welcome to Warden Middle School. We refuse to be ordinary.

Campus

They don't make them like they used to

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Facilities

Warden School District is home to increasingly rarer facilities serving to provide valuable teaching opportunities for students enrolled in Warden Schools.

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Campus Barn

Having a barn on a public school campus in Washington State was far more common decades ago. Now, Warden is home to one of the few remaining on campus barns in the state. The barn is typically home to animals from pigs, sheep, and even goats for Animal Science classes and for Warden's FFA team.

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Metal Shop

Metal shops are scarcely found in K-12 districts these days, yet the skills of metal working are no less important to contemporary life than ever. Students enrolled in Warden CTE metal working courses can look forward to learning the fundamentals of MIG, TIG, SMAW (ARC) welding; using a plasma cutter; even using a forge.

A well-lit workshop with various tools and equipment.

Wood Shop

Wood working is just as relevant today as it was hundreds of years ago. Warden School District gives students a reason to be interested in wood working with engaging projects using a wide variety of saws, sanders, drills, and other staples of the industry.