Warsaw Community Schools
Warsaw Community Schools serves Warsaw and Winona Lake in Kosciusko County, Indiana - the district at the center of the orthopedic capital's employment market.
About Warsaw Schools
Warsaw Community Schools serves the city of Warsaw and adjacent Winona Lake in Kosciusko County, Indiana. The district operates Warsaw Community High School (the Tigers), Edgewood and Lakeview middle schools, and elementary schools across the city. Warsaw is known as the orthopedic capital of the world - Zimmer Biomet is headquartered here and DePuy Synthes has major operations - which gives the district a stronger professional employment base than most Indiana cities this size. Grace College sits in neighboring Winona Lake. Housing within the district is moderately priced with typical home values around $280,000, and lake options on Winona Lake, Chapman Lake, and Pike Lake are within the community.
Schools in the district
- Warsaw Community High School (grades 9-12)
- Edgewood Middle School and Lakeview Middle School
- Elementary schools serving the Warsaw area
Areas served
Enrollment
Approximately 7,000 students across all grade levels.
District highlights
- Serves the orthopedic capital of the world with major medical device employers
- Zimmer Biomet headquarters and DePuy Synthes operations in the district
- Grace College in adjacent Winona Lake
- Multiple lakes within the community including Winona Lake and Pike Lake
Commute and location
Warsaw is 50 to 60 minutes from South Bend and Notre Dame, 45 to 50 minutes from Fort Wayne, and 40 minutes from Goshen.
What areas does Warsaw Community Schools serve?
Warsaw Community Schools serves the city of Warsaw - the Kosciusko County seat - and adjacent Winona Lake, including the lake communities on Winona Lake and Pike Lake.
What are home prices like in the Warsaw school district?
Warsaw offers moderately priced housing with typical home values around $280,000 - stronger than most Indiana cities its size thanks to orthopedic industry employment. Lakefront homes on Winona Lake and Pike Lake command premiums over in-town properties.
Why is Warsaw called the orthopedic capital of the world?
Warsaw is home to Zimmer Biomet's global headquarters and major DePuy Synthes operations - the medical device industry was founded here in 1895 and still anchors the local economy, bringing engineers, executives, and relocating professionals to the community.
How far is Warsaw from South Bend?
Warsaw is about 50 to 60 minutes from South Bend and Notre Dame via U.S. 30 west to the Indiana Toll Road or U.S. 31. Fort Wayne is about 45 to 50 minutes southeast.