Warsaw Elementary School is a rural school with approximately 350 students in grades Pre-kindergarten through sixth.  Students here work hard on their academics and in Art, Music, and Physical Education. Students in our community also participate in 4-H Clubs, Girl Scouts, and Boy Scouts.  5th & 6th grade students also have an opportunity to be involved in Band and Honor Choir.  Our 6th graders  attend Camp Ohio for 4 days in the fall. This outdoor Science Academy is completely hands-on and teaches students about their world around them, as well as, teamwork, responsibility and citizenship.

The use of technology is a focus in our classrooms.  Teachers have interactive  whiteboards called SmartBoards, access to long distance learning which connects us to the Columbus Zoo and other places, a computer lab, netbooks, iPads, computers in every classroom and our library, and a tv broadcasting system. 

We also focus heavily on reading and math skills.  Our kindergarten through second grade teachers build a solid foundation in both reading and math by working with the students in daily teams based on students' learning levels.  Students receive intervention or enrichment as needed on an ongoing basis.  When children are younger, they learn to read, but as they get older they read to learn!