Best Public Schools in Zip Code 22192

ZIP code 22192 (Woodbridge, VA) is served by 11 schools in Prince William County Public Schools — 8 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 2 high schools — enrolling roughly 12,000 students. The area is socioeconomically uniform, with ten of the eleven schools posting free/reduced lunch rates between 67.8% and 70.4%; Old Bridge Elementary is the outlier at 39.2%. Average per-student spending is about $10,620, and median enrollment is 671.

Old Bridge Elementary is the top-ranked elementary in the ZIP code (214th of 1,111 statewide, 4 stars), with an average SOL proficiency of 84.7%, though its lower poverty rate likely contributes to its edge. Westridge Elementary is the more impressive story: it earns a 4-star rating and averages 83.5% proficiency while serving a 70% free/reduced lunch population. Antietam Elementary improved dramatically from a 2-star to a 4-star rating. Lake Ridge Middle, the ZIP code's only middle school, ranks in the 70th percentile and posts perfect or near-perfect proficiency in advanced math. Among high schools, Woodbridge High posts a 96.4% graduation rate and just a 0.9% dropout rate, but both high schools sit in the bottom half of Virginia — Gar-Field High is in the bottom 5% with a 0-star rating and a 6.4% dropout rate.

Elementary schools are the clear strength here; every elementary school beat the state average in 3rd-grade math and reading, and all eight topped the state average in 4th-grade Virginia Studies. High schools are the weak link, with average state percentiles of 64th for elementary, 70th for middle, but only 19th for high schools. Chronic absenteeism nearly doubles in high school — over 25% compared with roughly 8–14% in lower grades. Spending per student does not predict outcomes either: Springwoods Elementary spends the least ($9,234) yet earns 4 stars, while Occoquan Elementary spends the most ($12,576) and earns 3. Families in 22192 can expect strong elementary and middle school options, but high school results vary widely — Woodbridge High graduates students at an elite rate despite modest test scores, while Gar-Field High needs significant support.