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The highest-poverty public high schools in Virginia · page 7

Ranks 301–319 of the highest-poverty public schools in Virginia. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · VIRGINIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
301	Thomas Jefferson High for Science and Technology	Alexandria, VA	Fairfax County Public Schools	High	2,108	14.8%
302	Battlefield High	Haymarket, VA	Prince William County Public Schools	High	2,063	14.4%
303	Woodson High	Fairfax, VA	Fairfax County Public Schools	High	2,436	14.2%
304	Robinson Secondary	Fairfax, VA	Fairfax County Public Schools	High	3,710	14.0%
305	Meridian High	Falls Church, VA	Falls Church City Public Schools	High	893	13.7%
306	Kettle Run High	Nokesville, VA	Fauquier County Public Schools	High	1,175	13.5%
307	Floyd Kellam High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	1,842	13.5%
308	Yorktown High	Arlington, VA	Arlington County Public Schools	High	2,593	13.5%
309	Deep Run High	Glen Allen, VA	Henrico County Public Schools	High	1,992	13.4%
310	Grassfield High	Chesapeake, VA	Chesapeake City Public Schools	High	2,345	13.1%
311	McLean High	McLean, VA	Fairfax County Public Schools	High	2,428	13.0%
312	Briar Woods High	Ashburn, VA	Loudoun County Public Schools	High	1,862	12.8%
313	Western Albemarle High	Crozet, VA	Albemarle County Public Schools	High	1,273	12.5%
314	Hickory High	Chesapeake, VA	Chesapeake City Public Schools	High	1,600	11.6%
315	Madison High	Vienna, VA	Fairfax County Public Schools	High	2,090	11.1%
316	Independence High	Ashburn, VA	Loudoun County Public Schools	High	2,166	10.6%
317	Lightridge High	Aldie, VA	Loudoun County Public Schools	High	2,030	10.3%
318	Community Lab School	Charlottesville, VA	Albemarle County Public Schools	High	177	5.1%
319	Langley High	McLean, VA	Fairfax County Public Schools	High	2,181	4.4%

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