AAA Central Region - Member Schools

Member Schools

AAA Capital District

  • Armstrong High School of Richmond, Virginia
  • Atlee High School of Mechanicsville, Virginia
  • Glen Allen High School of Glen Allen, Virginia
  • Hanover High School of Mechanicsville, Virginia
  • Henrico High School of Richmond, Virginia
  • Highland Springs High School of Highland Springs, Virginia
  • Lee-Davis High School of Mechanicsville, Virginia
  • Varina High School of Richmond, Virginia

AAA Central District

  • Colonial Heights High School of Colonial Heights, Virginia
  • Thomas Dale High School of Chester, Virginia
  • Dinwiddie County High School of Dinwiddie, Virginia
  • Hopewell High School of Hopewell, Virginia
  • Matoaca High School of Chesterfield, Virginia
  • Meadowbrook High School of Richmond, Virginia
  • Petersburg High School of Petersburg, Virginia
  • Prince George High School of Prince George, Virginia

AAA Colonial District

  • Deep Run High School of Glen Allen, Virginia
  • Douglas S. Freeman High School of Richmond, Virginia
  • Mills E. Godwin High School of Richmond, Virginia
  • Patrick Henry High School of Ashland, Virginia
  • Hermitage High School of Richmond, Virginia
  • Thomas Jefferson High School of Richmond, Virginia
  • John Marshall High School of Richmond, Virginia
  • John Randolph Tucker High School of Richmond, Virginia
  • Maggie L. Walker High School of Richmond, Virginia

AAA Dominion District

  • L. C. Bird High School of Chesterfield, Virginia
  • Clover Hill High School of Midlothian, Virginia
  • Cosby High School of Midlothian, Virginia
  • Huguenot High School of Richmond, Virginia
  • James River High School of Midlothian, Virginia
  • Manchester High School of Midlothian, Virginia
  • Midlothian High School of Midlothian, Virginia
  • Monacan High School of Richmond, Virginia
  • George Wythe High School of Richmond, Virginia

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