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Explore school ratings, attendance zones, and find your next home in the Fairfax County district. 188,000 students. 93.4% graduation rate.
8.5
Rating (out of 10)
188,000
Students
93.4%
Graduation Rate
12:1
Student-Teacher Ratio
Fairfax County Public Schools is Virginia's largest school district and one of the most respected in the nation. The district serves 188,000 students across nearly 200 schools in Northern Virginia. Home to Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, consistently ranked among the top public high schools in the country, Fairfax County attracts families from around the world who prioritize academic excellence. The district offers robust AP and IB programs, career and technical education pathways, and a diverse student body that reflects the global character of the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Homes in Fairfax County school zones command some of the highest premiums in Virginia, particularly in attendance zones for top-rated elementaries like Greenbriar West, Waples Mill, and Sangster.
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Homes currently on the market in Fairfax County school zones.
$825,000
1421 Winding Creek Ct, Fairfax
Fairfax County School District
$1,150,000
8514 Tysons Corner Blvd, McLean
Fairfax County School District
$985,000
6102 Old Dominion Dr, McLean
Fairfax County School District
$625,000
10324 Sager Ave, Fairfax
Fairfax County School District
$545,000
3815 Prosperity Ave, Merrifield
Fairfax County School District
$775,000
12610 Braddock Rd, Clifton
Fairfax County School District
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Very competitive. Homes in attendance zones for top-rated Fairfax schools like Langley HS, Oakton HS, and Thomas Jefferson feeder schools often receive multiple offers within days. Buyers should be pre-approved and prepared to move quickly. Working with an agent who knows school boundaries can help you identify opportunities before they hit the market.
Thomas Jefferson HS for Science and Technology uses a holistic admissions process that considers academic performance, problem-solving assessments, and demographic factors. Students from all Fairfax County middle schools can apply. Admission is highly competitive, with acceptance rates typically below 20%. Many families specifically target homes in Fairfax County to give their children eligibility to apply.
Fairfax County periodically adjusts school boundaries to manage enrollment growth, particularly as new developments are built in the western part of the county. Major boundary changes are subject to public comment periods and school board votes. Always verify current boundaries directly with the district before purchasing a home based on school assignment.