Warren Township High School District 121 is a comprehensive four-year high school with an enrollment of approximately 4,200 students. The school district covers over fifty square miles and includes all or part of Beach Park, Gages Lake, Grandwood Park, Grayslake, Gurnee, Millburn, Old Mill Creek, Park City, Third Lake, Wadsworth, Waukegan and Wildwood.
WTHS is one high school district with two campuses. Each campus houses two grade levels. The O'Plaine Campus generally houses 9th and 10th grades and the Almond Campus generally houses 11th and 12th grades. The word is fight, fight, fight for Warren High; Let every loyal Warrenite sing. The word is fight, fight, fight for Warren High, til the walls and rafters ring -rah, rah!
WTHS is one high school district with two campuses. Each campus houses two grade levels. The O'Plaine Campus generally houses 9th and 10th grades and the Almond Campus generally houses 11th and 12th grades. The word is fight, fight, fight for Warren High; Let every loyal Warrenite sing. The word is fight, fight, fight for Warren High, til the walls and rafters ring -rah, rah!
Services
For almost two years, District 121 has been actively working to engage our community in the ongoing reduction in programming and services due to cuts related to low funding. The District has been communicating the status as our lowest local and overall revenue status compared to Lake County high school districts, and the efforts the district has made over the last several years to cut costs.
Warren Township High School is proud to have graduated approximately 30,000 alumni over the past 100 years! We welcome all of our alumni to use our website as a resource for alumni functions and/or to reconnect with the high school. If your class would like to schedule a tour of either campus please contact Becky Belmont.
Welcome to Warren Township High School District 121 Human Resources. The District is a comprehensive four-year high school with an enrollment of approximately 3900 students. WTHS currently includes 420 staff members, of which 309 are certified faculty members, and 221 hold a Master's Degree or beyond.
An email has been sent to students and parents/guardians with instructions on how to complete the online registration process for your student(s). Before you begin, please take a few moments to gather the items you will need to complete your registration.
Proof of Residency - Incoming freshmen, students with a change of address, students registering with an affidavit, and students who are new to District 121 will need to provide proof of residency documentation.Each item must include your name, current address, current date and be legible. Our proof of residency policy which includes a complete list of acceptable residency items can be found here.
Proof of Residency - Incoming freshmen, students with a change of address, students registering with an affidavit, and students who are new to District 121 will need to provide proof of residency documentation.Each item must include your name, current address, current date and be legible. Our proof of residency policy which includes a complete list of acceptable residency items can be found here.
Warren Township High School works directly with Jostens for graduation announcements, caps and gowns, and other Class of 2022 merchandise created by Jostens. Our school representative is Mr. Brian Walter. Along with Jostens, we will communicate important ordering dates and information throughout the school year.
Reviews (8)
Pedro C.
Sep 01, 2020
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Now that I've graduated I can give a full review. Honestly if you put in the effort and you put yourself out there it's a great school. It really is up to the student. If you want to get a good education and go off to college you can certainly do that. If you want to get involved in the drug scene then you can certainly do that as well. My only complaint is that the school does not put that much pressure on kids to go to 4 year institutions, instead they really push CLC (our community college). I never felt that much of a push from the school to apply to selective colleges and that&apos
Mineva S.
Jun 23, 2020
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I see some pretty negative reviews about my school and I would have to disagree, especially about the one about Mr. Dunn. He was a wonderful teacher. The only negative thing I have to say is that the security guards don't intervene in fights. If you've done your research, I'm sure you noticed one of my schoolmates being beaten up and having his face stomped on. If I were there at the time, I would have helped because the guards just watched. But that was only a one time thing and I do love my school otherwise.
Isabella T.
Aug 31, 2019
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Berenice Corona
Dec 25, 2017
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Le'Lady Speaks Ladylion
Nov 06, 2017
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I've had kids in this district for a loong time. While i agree the food is expensive..heck, to do anything in this school is expensive...It's like anything else..you get out what you put in. I've had a few teachers I had to check and I also had teachers/staff i absolutely loved for going out of their way. I've never had a problem with punishments because I teach my kids how to act at home. Any concerns I ever had at Warren was always addressed and settled in a timely and respectful fashion and guess what?? I'm BLACK. I have never been treated wrong because of my race. You get treated based on your
Ian McLenithan
Jul 29, 2017
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Nia OnTheBeat
Jun 08, 2017
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I don't recommend this school for black persons. There has been a lot of discrimination issues this year, staff is very judgmental and could be A LOT better. Food is OVER PRICED. Punishments are wayyyy over due and they don't give people second chances. If the people there don't like you they will treat you different. Very favortistic. Start way too early. Don't come here.
Morgan Elizabeth
Aug 10, 2016
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