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The largest public schools in Danville city, Virginia

This ranking covers the largest public schools in Danville city, Virginia, drawn from 11 qualifying public schools. George Washington High leads the list at 1,248, against a median of 466 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Danville city, Virginia

Top Students

1,248

Median Students

466

LARGEST · DANVILLE CITY, VIRGINIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	George Washington High	Danville, VA	Danville City Public Schools	High	1,248
2	Westwood Middle	Danville, VA	Danville City Public Schools	Middle	642
3	G.L.H. Johnson Elementary	Danville, VA	Danville City Public Schools	Elementary	571
4	Schoolfield Elementary	Danville, VA	Danville City Public Schools	Elementary	516
5	O. Trent Bonner Middle	Danville, VA	Danville City Public Schools	Middle	501
6	Edwin A. Gibson Elementary	Danville, VA	Danville City Public Schools	Elementary	466
7	Woodberry Hills Elementary	Danville, VA	Danville City Public Schools	Elementary	377
8	Park Avenue Elementary	Danville, VA	Danville City Public Schools	Elementary	361
9	Galileo Magnet High	Danville, VA	Danville City Public Schools	High	260
10	Forest Hills Elementary	Danville, VA	Danville City Public Schools	Elementary	200
11	R.I.S.E Academy at the John M. Langston Campus	Danville, VA	Danville City Public Schools	High	163

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