SCHOOLS, WITH CONTEXT
School ratings & performance
City of Fairfax Schools (operated by FCPS)
The city has its own school board; its public schools are operated by FCPS. The division-wide results below cover FCPS, not just city residents. The directory here is limited to the four city schools.
80%Reading pass rate2025-2026 · All Students
80%Math pass rate2025-2026 · All Students
76%Science pass rate2025-2026 · All Students
Division-wide assessment pass rates from VDOE, not a county rating, school guarantee, or measure of an individual child’s experience. These figures cover all Fairfax County Public Schools, including the FCPS-operated city schools. School-level results vary. Compare the same subject and year.
Three-year results and how to read them
Pass rates report performance on the assessments in the state profile. They do not summarize all teaching, programs, student support, or school climate. Accreditation and the School Performance and Support Framework are different measures; a blank performance field has not been converted into a rating here.
VDOE framework methodology ↗
Explore individual schools
Search the published school directory, open a school’s status, and use its official report for grade-level results, graduation, attendance, and other available measures. Directory and status fields are a snapshot of the source, not a live enrollment list.
Source: Fairfax County Public Schools — Virginia School Quality Profiles ↗. Retrieved 2026-09-28. Latest assessment year in this snapshot: 2025-2026. Blank or suppressed values remain unreported. Confirm current status and school assignment with the division.
Before choosing a home
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Plan the school day
Check bell times, bus eligibility, before/after-school care, registration deadlines, and activity transport. Availability and fees should be confirmed with the provider.
Look beyond a score
Discuss learning support, advanced coursework, language services, accessibility, extracurriculars, and your child’s interests with the school. Arrange a visit or conversation when possible.