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Secondary Schools 02/22/2021 SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS Region/Pyramid/Magisterial District LOCATED IN OTHER DISTRICTS’ SCHOOL REGION PYRAMID DISTRICT STUDENTS ATTEND+ Secondary Schools Hayfield 3 Hayfield Lee* MV School Board Members Lake Braddock 4 Lake Braddock Braddock Sp*, MV, M, L Robinson 4 Robinson Braddock* Sp, Su, other At-Large: Karen Keys-Gamarra Abrar Omeish High Schools Rachna Sizemore Heizer Annandale 2 Annandale Mason* B Braddock: Megan McLaughlin Centreville 4 Centreville Springfield Su* Dranesville: Elaine Tholen Chantilly 5 Chantilly Springfield Su* Hunter Mill: Melanie Meren Lee: Tamara Derenak Kaufax Edison 3 Edison Lee* M, MV Mason: Ricardy Anderson (Chair) Fairfax 5 Fairfax Fairfax City* Sp, B, P, Su Mount Vernon: Karen Corbett Sanders Falls Church 2 Falls Church Mason* P Providence: Karl Frisch Herndon 1 Herndon Dranesville* HM Springfield: Laura Jane Cohen Justice 2 Justice Mason* P Sully: Stella Pekarsky (Vice-Chair) Langley 1 Langley Dranesville* HM, P Lewis 3 Lewis Lee* MV, B, Sp Madison 1 Madison Hunter Mill* P, Su, D Marshall 2 Marshall Providence* HM, D Board of Supervisors McLean 2 McLean Dranesville* P, HM Jeff McKay (Chairman) At-Large Mount Vernon 3 Mount Vernon Mount Vernon* L, Sp Braddock: James Walkinshaw Oakton 1 Oakton Providence* Su, HM, other Dranesville: John Foust South County 4 South County Mount Vernon* Sp Hunter Mill: Walter Alcorn South Lakes 1 South Lakes Hunter Mill* D, Su Lee: Rodney Lusk Thomas Jefferson HSS&T 2 Annandale Mason All Mason: Penny Gross (Vice Chairman) West Potomac 3 West Potomac Mount Vernon* L Mount Vernon: Dan Storck West Springfield 4 West Springfield Springfield* B, MV Providence: Dalia Palchik Westfield 5 Westfield Sully* HM, D Springfield: Pat Herrity Woodson 5 Woodson Braddock* P, Sp, M Sully: Kathy Smith Key to Abbreviations: B = Braddock D = Dranesville HM = Hunter Mill L = Lee M = Mason MV = Mount Vernon P = Providence Sp = Springfield Su = Sully Other = areas outside Fairfax County *Indicates largest number of students attending school based on September 30th Certified SY 2020-21 student membership data and SY 2020-21 boundaries. +Represents 10 or more students attending the school from other magisterial districts. 1 02/22/2021 SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS Region/Pyramid/Magisterial District LOCATED IN OTHER DISTRICTS’ SCHOOL REGION PYRAMID DISTRICT STUDENTS ATTEND+ Middle Schools Carson 1 Oakton Sully HM*, D, P Cooper 1 Langley Dranesville* HM School Board Members Franklin 5 Chantilly Sully* P At-Large: Karen Keys-Gamarra Frost 5 Woodson Braddock* P, M, Sp Abrar Omeish Glasgow 2 Justice Mason* P Rachna Sizemore Heizer Herndon 1 Herndon Dranesville* HM Braddock: Megan McLaughlin Holmes 2 Annandale Mason* B Dranesville: Elaine Tholen Hughes 1 South Lakes Hunter Mill* D Hunter Mill: Melanie Meren Irving 4 West Springfield Springfield* B Lee: Tamara Derenak Kaufax Jackson 2 Falls Church Providence* M, HM Mason: Ricardy Anderson (Chair) Key 3 Lewis Lee* MV, B, Sp Mount Vernon: Karen Corbett Sanders Providence: Karl Frisch Kilmer 2 Marshall Providence* HM, D Springfield: Laura Jane Cohen Lanier 5 Fairfax Fairfax City Sp*, B, P, Su Sully: Stella Pekarsky (Vice-Chair) Liberty 4 Centreville Springfield Su* Longfellow 2 McLean Dranesville* P, HM At-Large: Karen Keys-Gamarra Poe 2 Annandale Mason* B AbrarBoard Omeish of Supervisors Rocky Run 5 Chantilly Sully* Sp Rachna Heizer Sandburg 3 West Potomac Mount Vernon* L Braddock:Jeff McKay Megan (Chairman) McLaughlin At -Large South County 4 South County Mount Vernon* Sp Dranesville:Braddock: Elaine James Tholen Walkinshaw Hunter Mill: Melanie Meren Stone 5 Westfield Sully* Dranesville: John Foust Lee:Hunter Tamara Mill: Derenak Walter Kaufax Alcorn (Vice Chrm) Thoreau 1 Madison Providence* HM, Su Mason:Lee: Ricardy Rodney Anderson Lusk Twain 3 Edison Lee* MV MountMason: Vernon: Penny Karen Gross Corbett (Vice Sanders Chairm an(Ch) rm) Whitman 3 Mount Vernon Mount Vernon* L Providence:Mount Vernon Karl Frisch: Dan Storck Springfield:Providence: Laura Dalia Cohen Palchik Sully:Springfield: Stella Pekarsky Pat Herrity Sully: Kathy Smith Key to Abbreviations: B = Braddock D = Dranesville HM = Hunter Mill L = Lee M = Mason MV = Mount Vernon P = Providence Sp = Springfield Su = Sully Other = areas outside Fairfax County *Indicates largest number of students attending school based on September 30th Certified SY 2020-21 student membership data and SY 2020-21 boundaries. +Represents 10 or more students attending the school from other magisterial districts. 2 02/22/2021 SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS Region/Pyramid/Magisterial District LOCATED IN OTHER DISTRICTS’ SCHOOL REGION PYRAMID DISTRICT STUDENTS ATTEND+ Elementary Schools Aldrin 1 Herndon Hunter Mill* D School Board Members Annandale Terrace 2 Annandale Mason* B Armstrong 1 Herndon Hunter Mill* D At-Large: Karen Keys-Gamarra Bailey's 2 Justice Mason* P, L, MV, B Abrar Omeish Bailey’s Upper 2 Justice Mason* P Rachna Sizemore Heizer Beech Tree 2 Justice Mason* P Braddock: Megan McLaughlin Dranesville: Elaine Tholen Belle View 3 West Potomac Mount Vernon* Hunter Mill: Melanie Meren Belvedere 2 Justice Mason* Lee: Tamara Derenak Kaufax Bonnie Brae 4 Robinson Braddock* Sp Mason: Ricardy Anderson (Chair) Braddock 2 Annandale Braddock* M Mount Vernon: Karen Corbett Sanders Bren Mar Park 2 Annandale Mason* Providence: Karl Frisch Brookfield 5 Chantilly Sully* Springfield: Laura Jane Cohen Bucknell 3 West Potomac Mount Vernon* L Sully: Stella Pekarsky (Vice-Chair) Bull Run 4 Centreville Sully* Bush Hill 3 Edison Lee* MV Board of Supervisors Camelot 2 Falls Church Mason P* Cameron 3 Edison Lee MV* Jeff McKay (Chairman) At-Large Canterbury Woods 5 Woodson Braddock* M, L Braddock: James Walkinshaw Cardinal Forest 4 West Springfield Braddock Sp* Dranesville: John Foust Centre Ridge 4 Centreville Sully* Hunter Mill: Walter Alcorn Centreville 4 Centreville Sully* Sp Lee: Rodney Lusk Cherry Run 4 Lake Braddock Springfield* B, MV Mason: Penny Gross (Vice Chairman) Mount Vernon: Dan Storck Chesterbrook 2 McLean Dranesville* Providence: Dalia Palchik Churchill Road 1 Langley Dranesville* Springfield: Pat Herrity Clearview 1 Herndon Dranesville* Sully: Kathy Smith Clermont 3 Edison Lee* Coates 5 Westfield Dranesville* HM Columbia 2 Annandale Mason* Key to Abbreviations: B = Braddock D = Dranesville HM = Hunter Mill L = Lee M = Mason MV = Mount Vernon P = Providence Sp = Springfield Su = Sully Other = areas outside Fairfax County *Indicates largest number of students attending school based on September 30th Certified SY 2020-21 student membership data and SY 2020-21 boundaries. +Represents 10 or more students attending the school from other magisterial districts. 3 02/22/2021 SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS Region/Pyramid/Magisterial District LOCATED IN OTHER DISTRICTS’ SCHOOL REGION PYRAMID DISTRICT STUDENTS ATTEND+ Colvin Run 1 Langley Dranesville* HM School Board Members Crestwood 3 Lewis Lee* Crossfield 1 Oakton Hunter Mill Su* At-Large: Karen Keys-Gamarra Cub Run 5 Westfield Sully* Abrar Omeish Cunningham Park 1 Madison Hunter Mill* P Rachna Sizemore Heizer Daniel’s Run 5 Fairfax Fairfax City* B Braddock: Megan McLaughlin Deer Park 5 Westfield Sully* Dranesville: Elaine Tholen Dogwood 1 South Lakes Hunter Mill* Hunter Mill: Melanie Meren Dranesville 1 Herndon Dranesville* Lee: Tamara Derenak Kaufax Eagle View 5 Fairfax Braddock Sp*, Su Mason: Ricardy Anderson (Chair) Mount Vernon: Karen Corbett Sanders Fairfax Villa 5 Woodson Braddock* Sp Providence: Karl Frisch Fairhill 2 Falls Church Providence* Springfield: Laura Jane Cohen Fairview 4 Robinson Braddock* Sp Sully: Stella Pekarsky (Vice-Chair) Flint Hill 1 Madison Hunter Mill* P, Su Floris 5 Westfield Hunter Mill* Su Forest Edge 1 South Lakes Hunter Mill* D Board of Supervisors Forestdale 3 Lewis Lee* Jeff McKay (Chairman) At-Large Forestville 1 Langley Dranesville* HM Braddock: James Walkinshaw Fort Belvoir Primary 3 Mount Vernon Mount Vernon* Dranesville: John Foust Fort Belvoir Upper 3 Mount Vernon Mount Vernon* Hunter Mill: Walter Alcorn Fort Hunt 3 West Potomac Mount Vernon* L Lee: Rodney Lusk Fox Mill 1 South Lakes Hunter Mill* Su, D, Sp Mason: Penny Gross (Vice Chairman) Franconia 3 Edison Lee* Mount Vernon: Dan Storck Franklin Sherman 2 McLean Dranesville* Providence: Dalia Palchik Freedom Hill 2 Marshall Providence* Springfield: Pat Herrity Garfield 3 Lewis Lee* Sully: Kathy Smith Glen Forest 2 Justice Mason* Graham Road 2 Falls Church Providence* Great Falls 1 Langley Dranesville* HM Key to Abbreviations: B = Braddock D = Dranesville HM = Hunter Mill L = Lee M = Mason MV = Mount Vernon P = Providence Sp = Springfield Su = Sully Other = areas outside Fairfax County *Indicates largest number of students attending school based on September 30th Certified SY 2020-21 student membership data and SY 2020-21 boundaries. 4 +Represents 10 or more students attending the school from other magisterial districts. 02/22/2021 SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS Region/Pyramid/Magisterial District LOCATED IN OTHER DISTRICTS’ SCHOOL REGION PYRAMID DISTRICT STUDENTS ATTEND+ Greenbriar East 5 Chantilly Springfield* Su School Board Members Greenbriar West 5 Chantilly Springfield* Su Groveton 3 West Potomac Lee* At-Large: Karen Keys-Gamarra Gunston 3 Hayfield Mount Vernon* Abrar Omeish Halley 4 South County Mount Vernon* Sp Rachna Sizemore Heizer Haycock 2 McLean Dranesville* P Braddock: Megan McLaughlin Hayfield 3 Hayfield Lee* Dranesville: Elaine Tholen Herndon 1 Herndon Dranesville* Hunter Mill: Melanie Meren Hollin Meadows 3 West Potomac Mount Vernon* Lee: Tamara Derenak Kaufax Hunt Valley 4 West Springfield
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