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Alexandria City County Public Schools

There are 19 public schools in Alexandria City County, Virginia, serving 11,999 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Alexandria City County Public Schools - Virginia

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Alexandria	Charles Barrett Elementary School	319	KG-5
Alexandria	Cora Kelly Magnet Elementary School (Magnet school) 1 Review(s)	371	KG-5
Alexandria	Douglas Macarthur Elementary School	622	KG-5
Alexandria	Francis C Hammond Middle School	422	6-8
Alexandria	Francis Hammond 2 Middle School	429	6-8
Alexandria	Francis Hammond 3 Middle School	412	6-8
Alexandria	George Mason Elementary School 1 Review(s)	438	KG-5
Alexandria	George Washington 2 Middle School	475	6-8
Alexandria	George Washington Middle School	484	6-8
Alexandria	James K Polk Elementary School	589	KG-5
Alexandria	Jefferson-houston Elementary School	335	PK-7
Alexandria	John Adams Elementary School (Magnet school)	808	PK-5
Alexandria	Lyles-crouch Elementary School (Magnet school)	358	KG-5
Alexandria	Maury Elementary School	350	KG-5
Alexandria	Mount Vernon Elementary School (Magnet school)	702	PK-5
Alexandria	Patrick Henry Elementary School	439	KG-5
Alexandria	Samuel W Tucker Elementary School	682	KG-5
Alexandria	Tc Williams High School	3062	9-12
Alexandria	William Ramsay Elementary School	702	KG-5

County Statistics:

About This County (Alexandria City)	County Statistics	(VA) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	123,274 people	7,077,888 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	59%	26%
Median Household Income	$201,882	$49,948
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