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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1501 | George M. Hampton Middle Woodbridge · Prince William County Public Schools | Middle | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1502 | Hillpoint Elementary Suffolk · Suffolk City Public Schools | Elementary | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1503 | Little Creek Elementary Norfolk · Norfolk City Public Schools | Elementary | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1504 | Luray Elementary Luray · Page County Public Schools | Elementary | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1505 | Orchard View Elementary Winchester · Frederick County Public Schools | Elementary | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1506 | Oscar Smith Middle Chesapeake · Chesapeake City Public Schools | Middle | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1507 | Point O' View Elementary Virginia Beach · Virginia Beach City Public Schools | Elementary | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1508 | Skyline Middle Front Royal · Warren County Public Schools | Middle | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1509 | Thornburg Middle Spotsylvania · Spotsylvania County Public Schools | Middle | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1510 | Unity Braxton Middle Manassas · Prince William County Public Schools | Middle | 52.0% | -19.5pp |
| 1511 | Alleghany High Covington · Alleghany Highlands Public Schools | High | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1512 | Bass-Hoover Elementary Stephens City · Frederick County Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1513 | Brookland Middle Richmond · Henrico County Public Schools | Middle | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1514 | Buckingham Co Elementary Dillwyn · Buckingham County Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1515 | Cashell Donahoe Elementary Sandston · Henrico County Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1516 | Central Elementary Amherst · Amherst County Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1517 | Charles City County High Charles City · Charles City County Public Schools | High | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1518 | Churchland Middle Portsmouth · Portsmouth City Public Schools | Middle | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1519 | Groveton Elementary Alexandria · Fairfax County Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1520 | Longdale Elementary Glen Allen · Henrico County Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1521 | Mountain View Elementary Charlottesville · Albemarle County Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1522 | Park Avenue Elementary Danville · Danville City Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1523 | Richneck Elementary Newport News · Newport News City Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1524 | Salem Elementary Fredericksburg · Spotsylvania County Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1525 | Scottsville Elementary Scottsville · Albemarle County Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1526 | Shirley C. Heim Middle Stafford · Stafford County Public Schools | Middle | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1527 | Sparrow Road Intermediate Chesapeake · Chesapeake City Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1528 | Sutherland Elementary Sutherland · Dinwiddie County Public Schools | Elementary | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1529 | Thomas C. Boushall Middle Richmond · Richmond City Public Schools | Middle | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1530 | Twin Valley High Pilgrim Knob · Buchanan County Public Schools | High | 51.0% | -20.5pp |
| 1531 | Alexandria City High Alexandria · Alexandria City Public Schools | High | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1532 | Ashby-Lee Elementary Quicksburg · Shenandoah County Public Schools | Elementary | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1533 | Bellevue Elementary Richmond · Richmond City Public Schools | Elementary | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1534 | Buford Middle Charlottesville · Charlottesville City Public Schools | Middle | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1535 | Coates Elementary Herndon · Fairfax County Public Schools | Elementary | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1536 | Glasgow Middle Alexandria · Fairfax County Public Schools | Middle | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1537 | Grace Miller Elementary Bealeton · Fauquier County Public Schools | Elementary | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1538 | Joseph H. Saunders Elementary Newport News · Newport News City Public Schools | Elementary | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1539 | Lafayette Elementary Fredericksburg · Fredericksburg City Public Schools | Elementary | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1540 | Manassas Park Elementary Manassas Park · Manassas Park City Public Schools | Elementary | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1541 | Montrose Elementary Richmond · Henrico County Public Schools | Elementary | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1542 | O. Trent Bonner Middle Danville · Danville City Public Schools | Middle | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1543 | River Oaks Elementary Woodbridge · Prince William County Public Schools | Elementary | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1544 | Salem Church Middle North Chesterfield · Chesterfield County Public Schools | Middle | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1545 | Sandusky Middle Lynchburg · Lynchburg City Public Schools | Middle | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1546 | Sydnor Jennings Elementary Nathalie · Halifax County Public Schools | Elementary | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1547 | Unity Reed High Manassas · Prince William County Public Schools | High | 50.0% | -21.5pp |
| 1548 | Breckinridge Middle Roanoke · Roanoke City Public Schools | Middle | 49.0% | -22.5pp |
| 1549 | Brosville Elementary Danville · Pittsylvania County Public Schools | Elementary | 49.0% | -22.5pp |
| 1550 | Carver Elementary Newport News · Newport News City Public Schools | Elementary | 49.0% | -22.5pp |
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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.