Virginia schools ranked by test score
Latest SOL year (2024-25). 1,724 schools with reported Science scores. State average: 71.5%.
| Rank | School | Level | Science | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1451 | Daniel Morgan Intermediate Winchester · Winchester City Public Schools | Middle | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1452 | Edward E. Drew Jr. Middle Falmouth · Stafford County Public Schools | Middle | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1453 | Elko Middle Sandston · Henrico County Public Schools | Middle | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1454 | Farmington Elementary Culpeper · Culpeper County Public Schools | Elementary | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1455 | Ferdinand T. Day Elementary Alexandria · Alexandria City Public Schools | Elementary | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1456 | Hopewell High Hopewell · Hopewell City Public Schools | High | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1457 | Loch Lomond Elementary Manassas · Prince William County Public Schools | Elementary | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1458 | Macy Mcclaugherty Elementary/Middle Pearisburg · Giles County Public Schools | Elementary | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1459 | Mary Passage Middle Newport News · Newport News City Public Schools | Middle | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1460 | Mount Eagle Elementary Alexandria · Fairfax County Public Schools | Elementary | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1461 | Red Oak-Sturgeon Elementary Alberta · Brunswick County Public Schools | Elementary | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1462 | Seatack Elementary an Achievable Dream Academy Virginia Beach · Virginia Beach City Public Schools | Elementary | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1463 | Sycamore Park Elementary Culpeper · Culpeper County Public Schools | Elementary | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1464 | T. Ryland Sanford Elementary Newport News · Newport News City Public Schools | Elementary | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1465 | Walker Upper Elementary Charlottesville · Charlottesville City Public Schools | Middle | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1466 | Waynesboro High Waynesboro · Waynesboro City Public Schools | High | 54.0% | -17.5pp |
| 1467 | Amelon Elementary Madison Heights · Amherst County Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1468 | Barack Obama Elementary Richmond · Richmond City Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1469 | Birdneck Elementary Virginia Beach · Virginia Beach City Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1470 | Brunswick High Lawrenceville · Brunswick County Public Schools | High | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1471 | Caroline Middle Milford · Caroline County Public Schools | Middle | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1472 | Chancellor Middle Fredericksburg · Spotsylvania County Public Schools | Middle | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1473 | Crestwood Middle Chesapeake · Chesapeake City Public Schools | Middle | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1474 | Damascus Middle Damascus · Washington County Public Schools | Middle | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1475 | Fair Oaks Elementary Highland Springs · Henrico County Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1476 | Fairfield Court Elementary Richmond · Richmond City Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1477 | Hidenwood Elementary Newport News · Newport News City Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1478 | Jeter-Watson Elementary Covington · Alleghany Highlands Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1479 | John F. Kennedy Middle Suffolk · Suffolk City Public Schools | Middle | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1480 | Key Middle Springfield · Fairfax County Public Schools | Middle | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1481 | Kiptopeke Elementary Cape Charles · Northampton County Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1482 | Laurel Park Middle Martinsville · Henry County Public Schools | Middle | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1483 | Martinsville Middle Martinsville · Martinsville City Public Schools | Middle | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1484 | Mason Crest Elementary Annandale · Fairfax County Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1485 | Metompkin Elementary Parksley · Accomack County Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1486 | Skyline Middle Harrisonburg · Harrisonburg City Public Schools | Middle | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1487 | Sleepy Hollow Elementary Falls Church · Fairfax County Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1488 | T.C. Miller Elementary School for Innovation Lynchburg · Lynchburg City Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1489 | Varina Elementary Richmond · Henrico County Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1490 | Walker-Grant Middle Fredericksburg · Fredericksburg City Public Schools | Middle | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1491 | Yorkshire Elementary Manassas · Prince William County Public Schools | Elementary | 53.0% | -18.5pp |
| 1492 | Albert Hill Middle Richmond · Richmond City Public Schools | Middle | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1493 | Armstrong High Richmond · Richmond City Public Schools | High | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1494 | Carver Middle Chester · Chesterfield County Public Schools | Middle | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1495 | Chesterfield Elementary Norfolk · Norfolk City Public Schools | Elementary | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1496 | Churchland Primary & Intermediate Portsmouth · Portsmouth City Public Schools | Elementary | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1497 | Churchville Elementary Churchville · Augusta County Public Schools | Elementary | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1498 | Daniel Morgan Middle Winchester · Winchester City Public Schools | Middle | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1499 | Dupont Elementary Hopewell · Hopewell City Public Schools | Elementary | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1500 | Elephant's Fork Elementary Suffolk · Suffolk City Public Schools | Elementary | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
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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 Science 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.