Summary:
ZIP code 22151 in Springfield, Virginia is served by five schools within Fairfax County Public Schools, a district ranked 39th out of 131 in Virginia, with four regular-track elementary and middle schools plus one specialized adult high school, totaling 2,388 students. The four regular schools serve grades PK through 6 in different configurations, while Fairfax County Adult High serves grades 9–12 in a credit-recovery setting.
Ravensworth Elementary stands out as the strongest overall performer, ranking in the 81st percentile statewide and exceeding the district in every reported SOL subject and grade combination, with notably strong 6th grade math (87.5% proficient) and reading (88.2%). It also has the lowest chronic absenteeism rate (6.3%) and the lowest poverty rate (18.1% free/reduced lunch). Kings Glen Elementary, serving grades 4–6, is another top performer, beating the district in 6 of 7 SOL categories. Kings Park Elementary (PK–3) posts 3rd grade scores well above district and state averages, and together Kings Park and Kings Glen form a unique split-campus PK–6 feeder pattern.
North Springfield Elementary is the most improved school in the ZIP code, climbing from the 16th percentile statewide in 2023–24 to the 56th percentile in 2025–26, with large gains in math, reading, and science — though it still trails the other regular schools and serves a much higher-need population (54.4% free/reduced lunch). It also receives the highest per-student spending ($16,757) and has the smallest class sizes. Fairfax County Adult High is a clear outlier with a 22.9% graduation rate and 61.6% dropout rate, yet its 10th grade Algebra I proficiency (81.8%) exceeds district and state averages. Overall, this is a high-performing, well-resourced cluster of schools where attendance closely tracks achievement.
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