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A look at how Central Virginia school districts fared on SOL tests

By Tyler Englander,

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RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) has announced Standards of Learning test scores for the 2023-24 school year. Here’s how school districts in Central Virginia scored compared to the rest of the state.

Locality	English: Reading	English: Writing	History and Social Sciences	Mathematics	Science
State Average	73	76	65	71	68
Richmond	50	49	43	47	45
Chesterfield County	71	66	63	68	67
Hanover County	80	89	76	83	77
Henrico County	69	85	53	66	68
Petersburg	43	85	35	35	38
Hopewell	52	54	41	49	50
Colonial Heights	66	N/A	67	66	68
Louisa County	79	97	79	80	78
Goochland County	82	73	76	83	70

Source: Virginia Department of Education

Note: According to a VDOE spokesperson, “School divisions may offer students the opportunity to complete Board-approved substitute tests rather than the SOL Writing test to meet this state testing requirement. This is a local decision left up to each school division. However, per U.S. Department of Education requirements, the substitute test results are not reflected in the SOL results that were released. Most Board-approved substitute test results are included in the state’s Accreditation results which will be released in September.”

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A look at how Central Virginia school districts fared on SOL tests

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