Western Reserve High School (Warren, Ohio)

Western Reserve High School was a public high school in Warren, Ohio. from 1966 until 1990. It was one of two high schools located in the Warren City School District. Their nickname was the Raiders.

Information

| name                    = Warren Western Reserve
| logo                    = 
| image                   = File:Warren_Western_Reserve_High_School.jpg
| caption                 = Warren Western Reserve High School in the early 2000's
| location                = Warren, Ohio
| address                 = 200 Loveless Avenue NW Warren, Ohio 44485
| city                    = Warren
| county                  = Trumbull County
| state                   = Ohio
| country                 = United States
| coordinates             = 
| schooltype              = Public
| opened                  = 1966
| closed                  = 1990
| district                = Warren City Schools
| grades                  = 9-12
| gender                  = Co-Ed
| colors                  = Black and gold Template:Colorbox Template:Colorbox
| nickname                = Raiders
| free_1                  = 2011
| free_label1             = Demolished

History

Western Reserve was built in the fall of 1966 and served students grades 9-12.

As Warren's population declined in the 1980's, along with the high school facing budget constraints, Western Reserve decided to consolidate with neighboring Warren G. Harding High School in 1990. It was used as a middle school until sometime in the early 2000's when it was closed for good.

as a part of the Warren City Schools redistricting process, it closed all but 4 middle schools in the Warren City Schools District, and demolished the remaining schools that were closes, including the former high school in 2011.

Athletics

Warren Western Reserve was the first ever OHSAA Football State Champions back in 1972 under the new championship game era format.

Ohio High School Athletic Association State Championships

• Boys Football - 1972