The most racially diverse public elementary schools in Albemarle County, Virginia
This ranking covers the most racially diverse public elementary schools in Albemarle County, Virginia, drawn from 15 qualifying public elementary schools. Agnor Elementary leads the list at 31.6%, against a median of 65.0% across the ranked schools.
The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.
| # | School | City | Largest group |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Agnor Elementary | Charlottesville, VA | 31.6% White (165) |
| 2 | Woodbrook Elementary | Charlottesville, VA | 33.1% Black (173) |
| 3 | Mary Carr Greer Elementary | Charlottesville, VA | 40.0% Hispanic (208) |
| 4 | Mountain View Elementary | Charlottesville, VA | 45.3% White (348) |
| 5 | Hollymead Elementary | Charlottesville, VA | 46.9% White (212) |
| 6 | Baker-Butler Elementary | Charlottesville, VA | 47.5% White (329) |
| 7 | Stone Robinson Elementary | Charlottesville, VA | 62.2% White (296) |
| 8 | Stony Point Elementary | Keswick, VA | 65.0% White (141) |
| 9 | Red Hill Elementary | North Garden, VA | 65.2% White (137) |
| 10 | Scottsville Elementary | Scottsville, VA | 69.9% White (151) |
| 11 | Virginia L. Murray Elementary | Charlottesville, VA | 74.4% White (203) |
| 12 | Brownsville Elementary | Crozet, VA | 79.1% White (419) |
| 13 | Crozet Elementary | Crozet, VA | 79.5% White (454) |
| 14 | Broadus Wood Elementary | Earlysville, VA | 79.8% White (225) |
| 15 | Ivy Elementary | Charlottesville, VA | 84.9% White (304) |
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