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Loudoun County School Information - Public and Private

If you're looking for information and stats about any or all Loudoun County public or private schools, here are two sites that may come in handy:

School Matters (by Standard & Poor's) - This site has all the basic data on public schools such as test scores, school and district demographics, all in a clean, easy-to-use interface.
Great Schools (independent, not-for-profit, winner Best Family & Parenting Site - 2007 People's Voice Awards) - This site is less streamlined, but does more. It has info on private schools, its own school-rating system and its own writers.

Both sites also have parents' reviews of schools, though GreatSchools seems to have more to read.

To check out the official Loudoun County Public Schools web site, click here.

Resources (Other Than Real Estate) For Loudoun County, Virginia - Loudoun Stats

Posted by Danilo Bogdanovic-Real Estate Consultant -Loudoun and Fairfax County on 12/08/2007 01:20 PM

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