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Virginia Title I schools beating the odds

Virginia public schools where 60%+ of students qualify for free or reduced lunch AND the school's composite proficiency ranks in the top quartile of all Virginia schools. The intersection that matters most for equity.

Methodology · All Virginia rankings · All Virginia schools
VIRGINIA · TITLE I BEATING THE ODDS
#SchoolCityDistrict% FRL% ProficientState %ile
251Indian River HighChesapeakeChesapeake City Public Schools72.6%75.5%78
252Kyle R. Wilson ElementaryWoodbridgePrince William County Public Schools71.4%75.5%78
253Phillips ElementaryHamptonHampton City Public Schools89.7%75.4%78
254Benjamin Franklin MiddleRocky MountFranklin County Public Schools86.2%75.4%78
255Warren County HighFront RoyalWarren County Public Schools73.3%75.4%78
256Norton ElementaryNortonNorton City Public Schools99.8%75.3%77
257Thomas Eaton MiddleHamptonHampton City Public Schools94.3%75.3%77
258Laurel Lane ElementaryWilliamsburgWilliamsburg-James City County Public Schools73.6%75.3%77
259Brandon MiddleVirginia BeachVirginia Beach City Public Schools67.4%75.3%77
260D.J. Montague ElementaryWilliamsburgWilliamsburg-James City County Public Schools66.6%75.3%77
261Sunnyside ElementaryMckenneyDinwiddie County Public Schools93.6%75.1%77
262Dan River MiddleRinggoldPittsylvania County Public Schools85.4%75.1%77
263Concord ElementaryConcordCampbell County Public Schools78.8%75.1%77
264Lynnhaven MiddleVirginia BeachVirginia Beach City Public Schools93.8%74.9%77
265Signal Knob MiddleStrasburgShenandoah County Public Schools83.8%74.9%77
266Crestview ElementaryRichmondHenrico County Public Schools89.2%74.8%77
267Highland Park ElementaryRoanokeRoanoke City Public Schools102%74.8%76
268Nelson MiddleLovingstonNelson County Public Schools85.1%74.8%76
269Rustburg ElementaryRustburgCampbell County Public Schools77.3%74.8%76
270Narrows Elementary/MiddleNarrowsGiles County Public Schools64.4%74.8%76
271Spiller ElementaryWythevilleWythe County Public Schools82.4%74.6%76
272Amherst MiddleAmherstAmherst County Public Schools82.7%74.6%76
273Millboro ElementaryMillboroBath County Public Schools98.6%74.5%75
274Luray MiddleLurayPage County Public Schools98.4%74.5%75
275Tazewell IntermediateNorth TazewellTazewell County Public Schools88.4%74.5%75
276Dudley ElementaryWirtzFranklin County Public Schools88.0%74.5%75
277Yellow Branch ElementaryRustburgCampbell County Public Schools78.9%74.5%75
278Damascus MiddleDamascusWashington County Public Schools75.5%74.5%75
279Western Branch MiddleChesapeakeChesapeake City Public Schools73.3%74.5%75
280Montclair ElementaryDumfriesPrince William County Public Schools70.6%74.5%75
281Duffield-Pattonsville PrimaryDuffieldScott County Public Schools70.1%74.5%75
282Mountain View ElementaryBuena VistaRockbridge County Public Schools97.4%74.4%75
283Rye Cove IntermediateClinchportScott County Public Schools79.0%74.4%75
284Twin Springs HighNickelsvilleScott County Public Schools78.5%74.4%75
Page 6 of 6 · 284 ranked. High-poverty schools (60%+ FRL) that rank in the top quartile of their state's proficiency.

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