Prince William County
- Prince William County Public Schools
- Battlefield High School, near Haymarket
- Brentsville District High School, Nokesville
- Forest Park High School, Woodbridge
- Freedom High School, Woodbridge
- Gar-Field Senior High School, Dale City
- C. D. Hylton High School, Woodbridge
- Osbourn Park High School, near Manassas
- Potomac High School, near Dumfries
- Stonewall Jackson High School, near Manassas
- Woodbridge High School, Woodbridge
- Private Schools
- Richard M Milburn High School, Woodbridge
- Department of Defense Elementary and Secondary Schools:
- Quantico Middle/High School, Marine Corps Base Quantico
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