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School ratings & performance
Falls Church City Public Schools
Falls Church City Public Schools serves the independent city. Many Falls Church postal addresses are in Fairfax County and use FCPS. Verify city limits before relying on the city school profile.
91%Reading pass rate2025-2026 · All Students
91%Math pass rate2025-2026 · All Students
87%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. 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.
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Source: Falls Church City 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.
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