The top reported proficiency rate is 55% in Science. The lowest is 34% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Log College Ms
Log College Middle School serves grades six through eight in Warminster Township, a car-oriented suburb in central Bucks County about a short drive north of Philadelphia. The school draws from a diverse residential community and enrolls a substantial share of students who qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, reflecting broad economic diversity within the township.
On state assessments, the school's performance is mixed. In English language arts, about half of students tested reached proficiency. In mathematics, proficiency is notably lower, at roughly one-third. In the most recent science data available, performance was in the middle range. Across tested subjects, the school's overall proficiency sits below the midpoint among Bucks County districts, a positioning that may warrant a parent's closer look at the specific academic supports available in core subjects, particularly math.
The school sits within Centennial School District, which covers both Warminster and Southampton. The district has faced sustained budget pressure and has approved consecutive year-over-year property tax increases to address structural deficits. The 2025-26 budget included a tax increase, and the preliminary 2026-27 budget is projected to run substantially in the red, leaving open the possibility of further rate hikes. This context is relevant to families considering the area: school taxes are rising.
Warminster itself is a dispersed, car-dependent township organized around strip commercial corridors rather than a traditional town center. The township is anchored by Warminster Community Park, a large civic space built on the former Naval Air Warfare Center site, which closed in the early 2000s. That closure eliminated a major employer, and the area's current employment base is a mix of retail, healthcare, light manufacturing, and logistics, including companies such as Patient First, FedEx, and ALDI. Housing values in the zip code are moderate relative to the state and nation. New residential construction is steady but incremental, moving mostly through small-lot developments.
The township has a SEPTA Regional Rail station with through service to Philadelphia and the airport, and the community library and parks system are active civic anchors. Walking is not built into the layout; a recent residential approval explicitly required adding sidewalks and bus stop infrastructure, indicating that pedestrian infrastructure has been absent and is being added piecemeal rather than existing as a foundational feature of the township.
Log College MS has an enrollment of about that size for a middle school, distributed evenly across its three grades. The student body is majority white, with substantial representation of Hispanic, Asian, and other backgrounds. No data on English learner enrollment or special education enrollment was available, making it difficult to assess the depth of support services in those areas without further inquiry.
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