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Virginia School Divisions, Schools, and Codes Division # Division Name School # School Name 001 Accomack County 0540 Arcadia High School 001 Accomack County 0580 Chincoteague High School 001 Accomack County 0070 Nandua High School 001 Accomack County 0530 Tangier Combined 002 Albemarle County 0880 Albemarle High School 002 Albemarle County 1052 Monticello High School 002 Albemarle County 0890 Murray High School 002 Albemarle County 0140 Western Albemarle High School 101 Alexandria 0332 Star Alternative 101 Alexandria 0210 T.C. Williams High School 003 Alleghany County 0310 Alleghany High School 004 Amelia County 0010 Amelia County High School 005 Amherst County 0750 Amherst County High School 006 Appomattox County 0260 Appomattox County High School 007 Arlington County 0618 Arlington Community High School 007 Arlington County 0050 Stratford Program 007 Arlington County 0450 Wakefield High School 007 Arlington County 0080 Washington-Lee High School 007 Arlington County 0330 Yorktown High School 008 Augusta County 0660 Buffalo Gap High School 008 Augusta County 0670 Fort Defiance High School 008 Augusta County 0680 Riverheads High School 008 Augusta County 0730 Stuarts Draft High School 008 Augusta County 0720 Wilson Memorial High School 009 Bath County 0140 Bath County High School 010 Bedford County 1212 Jefferson Forest High School 010 Bedford County 1180 Liberty High School 010 Bedford County 1190 Staunton River High School 011 Bland County 0230 Bland Combined 011 Bland County 0260 Bland County High School 011 Bland County 0231 Bland High School 011 Bland County 0060 Rocky Gap Combined 011 Bland County 0061 Rocky Gap High School 012 Botetourt County 0430 James River High School 012 Botetourt County 0440 Lord Botetourt High School 102 Bristol 0080 Virginia High School 013 Brunswick County 0650 Brunswick High School 014 Buchanan County 1000 Council High School 014 Buchanan County 0030 Garden High School 014 Buchanan County 0990 Grundy High School 014 Buchanan County 1020 Hurley High School 014 Buchanan County 1042 Twin Valley High School 014 Buchanan County 0360 Whitewood High School 015 Buckingham County 0700 Buckingham County High School Page 1 Note! Students must be enrolled, linked to their home schools. If you do not find the school listed here, contact CTECS. 103 Buena Vista 0062 Parry McCluer High School 016 Campbell County 0200 Altavista High School 016 Campbell County 0720 Brookville High School 016 Campbell County 0222 Rustburg High School 016 Campbell County 0542 William Campbell High School 017 Caroline County 0460 Caroline High School 018 Carroll County 1230 Carroll County High School 019 Charles City County 0100 Charles City County High School 020 Charlotte County 0460 Randolph-Henry High School 104 Charlottesville 0140 Charlottesville High School 136 Chesapeake 0100 Deep Creek High School 136 Chesapeake 0960 Grassfield High School 136 Chesapeake 0120 Great Bridge High School 136 Chesapeake 0890 Hickory High School 136 Chesapeake 0830 Indian River High School 136 Chesapeake 0080 Oscar F. Smith High School 136 Chesapeake 0840 Western Branch High School 021 Chesterfield County 0030 Carver College and Career Academy 021 Chesterfield County 0740 Clover Hill High School 021 Chesterfield County 0840 Cosby High School 021 Chesterfield County 0770 James River High School 021 Chesterfield County 0010 Lloyd C. Bird High School 021 Chesterfield County 0632 Manchester High School 021 Chesterfield County 0530 Matoaca High School 021 Chesterfield County 0580 Meadowbrook High School 021 Chesterfield County 0320 Midlothian High School 021 Chesterfield County 0280 Monacan High School 021 Chesterfield County 0610 Thomas Dale High School 022 Clarke County 0010 Clarke County High School 202 Colonial Beach 0012 Colonial Beach Combined 202 Colonial Beach 0021 Colonial Beach High School 106 Colonial Heights 0040 Colonial Heights High School 107 Covington 0350 Covington High School 023 Craig County 0011 Craig County High School 024 Culpeper County 0480 Culpeper County High School 024 Culpeper County 0050 Eastern View High School 025 Cumberland County 0151 Cumberland High School 025 Cumberland County 0150 Old Cumberland High School 108 Danville 1377 Fresh Start Academy 108 Danville 1374 Galileo Magnet High School 108 Danville 0210 George Washington High School 108 Danville 0139 JM Langston Focus 108 Danville 1371 Opportunity School 917 Department of Juvenile Justice 0101 Yvonne B. Miller High School School 026 Dickenson County 0271 Clintwood High School 026 Dickenson County 0840 Ervinton High School 026 Dickenson County 0120 Haysi High School Page 2 Note! Students must be enrolled, linked to their home schools. If you do not find the school listed here, contact CTECS. 026 Dickenson County 0275 Ridgeview High School School 027 Dinwiddie County 0500 Dinwiddie County High School 028 Essex County 0010 Essex High School 029 Fairfax County 0660 Annandale High School 029 Fairfax County 2201 Bryant Alternative High School 029 Fairfax County 0200 Centreville High School 029 Fairfax County 0131 Chantilly High School 029 Fairfax County 1270 Edison High School 029 Fairfax County 0190 Fairfax County Adult High School 029 Fairfax County 0020 Fairfax High School 029 Fairfax County 1100 Falls Church High School 029 Fairfax County 1800 Hayfield Secondary 029 Fairfax County 0032 Herndon High School 029 Fairfax County 1460 Langley High School 029 Fairfax County 1020 Lee High School 029 Fairfax County 1060 Madison High School 029 Fairfax County 1290 Marshall High School 029 Fairfax County 0790 McLean High School 029 Fairfax County 0420 Mount Vernon High School 029 Fairfax County 2211 Mountain View Alternative High School 029 Fairfax County 1710 Oakton High School 029 Fairfax County 2202 Pimmit Hills Alternative High School 029 Fairfax County 1960 Robinson Secondary 029 Fairfax County 2241 South County High School 029 Fairfax County 1990 South Lakes High School 029 Fairfax County 1070 Stuart High School 029 Fairfax County 1371 Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology 029 Fairfax County 0900 West Potomac High School 029 Fairfax County 1610 West Springfield High School 029 Fairfax County 2228 Westfield High School 029 Fairfax County 1260 Woodson High School 109 Falls Church 0251 George Mason High School 109 Falls Church 0250 George Mason Jr. Sr. 030 Fauquier County 0701 Fauquier High School 030 Fauquier County 0510 Kettle Run High School 030 Fauquier County 0851 Liberty High School 031 Floyd County 0660 Floyd County High School 032 Fluvanna County 0260 Fluvanna County High School 033 Franklin County 1311 Franklin County High School 135 Franklin 0020 Franklin High School 034 Frederick County 0030 James Wood High School 034 Frederick County 0584 Millbrook High School 034 Frederick County 0581 Sherando High School 110 Fredericksburg 0040 James Monroe High School Page 3 Note! Students must be enrolled, linked to their home schools. If you do not find the school listed here, contact CTECS. 111 Galax 0030 Galax Combined 111 Galax 0031 Galax High School 035 Giles County 0461 Giles High School 035 Giles County 0470 Narrows High School 036 Gloucester County 0260 Gloucester High School 037 Goochland County 0220 Goochland High School 038 Grayson County 0421 Grayson County High School 038 Grayson County 0710 Mount Rogers Combined 039 Greene County 0181 New Directions Academy 039 Greene County 0072 William Monroe High School 040 Greensville County 0200 Greensville County High School 041 Halifax County 0010 Halifax County High School 112 Hampton 0430 Bethel High School 112 Hampton 0280 Hampton High School 112 Hampton 0320 Kecoughtan High School 112 Hampton 0050 Phoebus High School 042 Hanover County 0062 Atlee High School 042 Hanover County 0554 Hanover High School 042 Hanover County 0370 Lee Davis High School 042 Hanover County 0400 Patrick Henry High School 113 Harrisonburg 0012 Harrisonburg High School 043 Henrico County 0160 Deep Run High School 043 Henrico County 0410 Douglas S. Freeman High School 043 Henrico County 0096 Glen Allen High School 043 Henrico County 0610 Henrico High School 043 Henrico County 0670 Hermitage High School 043 Henrico County 0190 Highland Springs High School 043 Henrico County 0600 John Randolph Tucker High School 043 Henrico County 0140 Mills E. Godwin High School 043 Henrico County 0041 Va. Randolph Ed. Ctr. 043 Henrico County 0580 Varina High School 044 Henry County 0010 Bassett High School 044 Henry County 0720 Fieldale Collinsville High School 044 Henry County 0770 Laurel Park High School 044 Henry County 0020 Magna Vista High School 045 Highland County 0220 Highland High School 114 Hopewell 0120 Hopewell High School 046 Isle of Wight County 0040 Smithfield High School 046 Isle of Wight County 0250 Windsor High School 049 King and Queen County 0280 Central High School 048 King George County 0120 King George High School 050 King William County 0130 King William High School Page 4 Note! Students must be enrolled, linked to their home schools. If you do not find the school listed here, contact CTECS. 051 Lancaster County 0010 Lancaster High School 052 Lee County 0300 Lee High School 052 Lee County 0880 Thomas Walker High School 053 Loudoun County 1080 Academy of Engineering and Technology 053 Loudoun County 0420 Briar Woods High School 053 Loudoun County 0740 Broad Run High School 053 Loudoun County 0031 Dominion High School 053 Loudoun County 0120 Freedom High School 053 Loudoun County 0900 Heritage High School 053 Loudoun County 0370 John Champe High School School 053 Loudoun County 0660 Loudoun County High School
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