Virginia schools ranked by test score
Latest SOL year (2024-25). 1,779 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 72.7%.
| Rank | School | Level | Mathematics | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1351 | Macy Mcclaugherty Elementary/Middle Pearisburg · Giles County Public Schools | Elementary | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1352 | Manchester Middle North Chesterfield · Chesterfield County Public Schools | Middle | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1353 | Margaret M. Pierce Elementary Remington · Fauquier County Public Schools | Elementary | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1354 | Marumsco Hills Elementary Woodbridge · Prince William County Public Schools | Elementary | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1355 | Matoaca High Chesterfield · Chesterfield County Public Schools | High | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1356 | Matoaca Middle Matoaca · Chesterfield County Public Schools | Middle | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1357 | Mountain View Elementary Charlottesville · Albemarle County Public Schools | Elementary | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1358 | Oceanair Elementary Norfolk · Norfolk City Public Schools | Elementary | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1359 | Patrick Henry Elementary Martinsville · Martinsville City Public Schools | Elementary | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1360 | Randolph Elementary Arlington · Arlington County Public Schools | Elementary | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1361 | Shelburne Middle Staunton · Staunton City Public Schools | Middle | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1362 | Stanley Elementary Stanley · Page County Public Schools | Elementary | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1363 | Truitt Intermediate Chesapeake · Chesapeake City Public Schools | Elementary | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1364 | Virginia Middle Bristol · Bristol City Public Schools | Middle | 63.0% | -9.7pp |
| 1365 | Bayside Middle Virginia Beach · Virginia Beach City Public Schools | Middle | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1366 | Bedford Elementary Bedford · Bedford County Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1367 | C. Alton Lindsay Middle Hampton · Hampton City Public Schools | Middle | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1368 | Cameron Elementary Alexandria · Fairfax County Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1369 | Chancellor High Fredericksburg · Spotsylvania County Public Schools | High | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1370 | Crestwood Middle Chesapeake · Chesapeake City Public Schools | Middle | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1371 | Georgetown Primary Chesapeake · Chesapeake City Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1372 | Graham Park Middle Triangle · Prince William County Public Schools | Middle | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1373 | H.M. Pearson Elementary Catlett · Fauquier County Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1374 | Harry E. James Elementary Hopewell · Hopewell City Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1375 | Hermitage High Richmond · Henrico County Public Schools | High | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1376 | J. Frank Hillyard Middle Broadway · Rockingham County Public Schools | Middle | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1377 | Jackson P. Burley Middle Charlottesville · Albemarle County Public Schools | Middle | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1378 | Lake Anne Elementary Reston · Fairfax County Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1379 | Nottoway High Crewe · Nottoway County Public Schools | High | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1380 | Parkway Elementary Virginia Beach · Virginia Beach City Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1381 | R.C. Longan Elementary Richmond · Henrico County Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1382 | Reams Road Elementary North Chesterfield · Chesterfield County Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1383 | Smart's Mill Middle Leesburg · Loudoun County Public Schools | Middle | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1384 | Stonewall Elementary Clear Brook · Frederick County Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1385 | Sydnor Jennings Elementary Nathalie · Halifax County Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1386 | T. Ryland Sanford Elementary Newport News · Newport News City Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1387 | W.W. Robinson Elementary Woodstock · Shenandoah County Public Schools | Elementary | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1388 | Walker Upper Elementary Charlottesville · Charlottesville City Public Schools | Middle | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1389 | Whitman Middle Alexandria · Fairfax County Public Schools | Middle | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1390 | William H. Wetsel Middle Madison · Madison County Public Schools | Middle | 62.0% | -10.7pp |
| 1391 | Abingdon Elementary Arlington · Arlington County Public Schools | Elementary | 61.0% | -11.7pp |
| 1392 | Admiral Richard E. Byrd Middle Winchester · Frederick County Public Schools | Middle | 61.0% | -11.7pp |
| 1393 | Albert Harris Elementary Martinsville · Martinsville City Public Schools | Elementary | 61.0% | -11.7pp |
| 1394 | Albert Hill Middle Richmond · Richmond City Public Schools | Middle | 61.0% | -11.7pp |
| 1395 | Amelia County Elementary Amelia Court House · Amelia County Public Schools | Elementary | 61.0% | -11.7pp |
| 1396 | Anne E. Moncure Elementary Stafford · Stafford County Public Schools | Elementary | 61.0% | -11.7pp |
| 1397 | Arcadia Middle Oak Hall · Accomack County Public Schools | Middle | 61.0% | -11.7pp |
| 1398 | Ashby-Lee Elementary Quicksburg · Shenandoah County Public Schools | Elementary | 61.0% | -11.7pp |
| 1399 | Brighton Elementary Portsmouth · Portsmouth City Public Schools | Elementary | 61.0% | -11.7pp |
| 1400 | Bucknell Elementary Alexandria · Fairfax County Public Schools | Elementary | 61.0% | -11.7pp |
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About this ranking
Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the SOL % Passing threshold on the latest available SOL Mathematics test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.
Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.
The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in Virginia, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.