Warwick Middle School was opened in 1971,[5] which removed students in grades six through eight, leaving the current ninth- through twelfth-grade configuration.

[6] In addition to success of the high school's curricular music program, many students also participate in a student-run organization called Club for the Integration of the Arts (CIA).

In 2010 proceeds were donated to Blackfeet Indians in Browning, Montana to help fund their initiative called "Sacred Grounds", an event similar to the CIA's coffeehouse.

Since 1999, Lititz residents, teachers, and students have criticized the mascot both for being a racist stereotype[8] and for misrepresenting a Native American religious symbol.

[13] In response, the community of Lititz commemorated the 2009 Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday with "a clear statement against racism.