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Best High Schools
in VirginiaWe reviewed 21,776 U.S. public high schools; 96 Virginia schools made our rankings. View Rankings
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To graduate, Virginia high school students must earn a minimum of 22 credits, including one credit in economics and personal finance. The state measures the math, science, English, and history proficiency of Virginia students with the Standards of Learning Assessment tests, according to the Virginia Department of Education.
Virginia is home to many schools ranked in 2012 among the U.S. News Best High Schools, including 18 with gold medals, 19 with silver medals, and 59 with bronze medals. The highly ranked Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology is located in the Fairfax County Public Schools, near Washington, D.C. and about 100 miles from the Virginia capital of Richmond.
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Top Ranked VA Schools
To be eligible for a state ranking, a school must be awarded a national gold or silver medal.
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See complete Virginia High School Rankings
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VA by the Numbers
Districts 133 High Schools 347 Full-Time Teachers 20,946 Students Enrolled 392,640
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Fairfax County Public Schools
The Fairfax County Public Schools include 31 high schools that serve 58,823 students.
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Prince William County Public Schools
There are 10 high schools in the Prince William County Public Schools, serving 22,869 students.
