Last week we blogged about why living in Loudoun County is so great. A small section in that blog discussed how great the schools are. Today we’re going to expand on that topic. With almost 90 public schools, 37 private schools and 7 higher education schools, Loudoun County has a lot to offer in terms of education. If you are looking for an excellent, well rounded education for yourself or your children, look no further!
BRIEF SCHOOL HISTORY
Private schools have been in Loudoun County for over 100 years. From early childhood development to college-prep, and even an all-girls academy, the private schools in Loudoun offer smaller class sizes and place a large focus on not only academic excellence, but fostering a strong sense of community.
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stablished in 1870 during an era of Reconstruction to fulfill the need for free education after the Civil War, LCPS served mostly a rural county, known primarily for its daily farms. After the construction of Dulles International Airport in the 1960’s, the population in Loudoun skyrocketed, followed by the school system. More than 30 schools were built between 1996 and 2006. Today, several of Loudoun’s public schools are ranked among the best in the nation.
EDUCATION OPTIONS
Nationally recognized and accredited private schools and universities in Loudoun are not hard to find, and the number of Montessori schools is growing steadily as the need for a more hands-on, self-directed classroom environment increases. At the same time, Loudoun County Public Schools is the fastest growing school division in Virginia, and one of the fastest growing public school districts in the United States, having served over 70,000 students in the 2013-2014 school year alone. All 13 high schools in Loudoun have scored above the state average for college readiness and at-or-above the state average in math & reading proficiency. And with expanded educational pathways, such as career and technical training at the Monroe STEM Academy and the Academy of Science, there are options for every child – and adult student!
Download a list of PRIVATE Schools in Loudoun County here.
Download a list of PUBLIC Schools in Loudoun County here.
Download a list of COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES in Loudoun County here.
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