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Educational Resources for Centreville/Chantilly, Fairfax County, Loudoun County, and Prince William County 

Most realtors will offer you free school reports, and Im no exception. However, I've found that many parents and guardians like a good deal more information than these can provide, so in addition to school reports, I've put together a list of school profiles and districts, and compiled further resources, including comprehensive higher education information.  

Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William Counties have many excellent schools, including some top parochial and international schools, and some of the nation's best colleges and universities.  

Below you'll find links to school websites in each county, as well as individual school profiles and rankings. Programs for the gifted, and specialist schools are also listed. The Virginia Department of Education offers reports on every public school in the state, overviewing school performance, demographics and course information. Also view Virginia Standards of Learning and find out about the Education Department's implementation of the No Child Left Behind Act, which describes success in terms of each student's own accomplishments.  

Virginia's private education is as excellent as its public system and the National Association of Independent Schools has a comprehensive list of the State's independent schools, as does the The National Center for Education Statistics. The wide range of international schools in the Washington D.C. region provides further choice. 

The National Center for Educational Statistics offers further information on the high quality of education in this region. 

The Washington D.C. region, including Loudoun, Fairfax and Prince William Counties, is known throughout the world for the excellence of its many colleges and universities and scope of its degree programs. Explore Virginia Colleges is a superb one-stop resource. The State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) has useful information on tertiary and adult education here, including financial aid information. The Virginia State Government website has additional financial aid resources, and the College Scholarship site is also well worth a visit. Below we provide a comprehensive list of colleges and universities by county and note which of these are found in the district capital. 

While we have striven to ensure all the information in this website is correct, any important details on this page, or in any of the links we feature, should be verified with the educational institution or school district. 


Fairfax County Public Schools (including Centreville/Chantilly) 

Fairfax County School Reports 

School Profiles (including programs offered and recent test scores) 

School Rankings 

School Boundary Information 

Map of County Schools 

Fairfax County EDA Educational Resources 

The Thomas Jefferson School for Science and Technology 

Chantilly High School 

Centreville/Chantilly Education Guide 

Loudoun County Public Schools 

Loudoun County Education Department 

District Profile (including comparative SAT scores) 

Directory of Schools (with links to school websites) 

School Reports 

Prince William County Public Schools  

Directory of Schools (with links to school websites) 

Gifted Education Programs 

School Reports 

The Thomas Jefferson School for Science and Technology 

Helpful Links
School Links

Virginia Department of Education 

Virginia Department of Education School Reports 

No Child Left Behind 

Virginia Standards of Learning 

National Center of Education Statistics 

Private Schools
International Schools in the Washington D.C. Area

National Association of Independent Schools,
List of Independent Schools in Virginia 

National Center for Education Statistics,
Virginia Private Schools List 

Washington International School 

Lycee Rochambeau 

British School of Washington 

German School 

College, University and Continuing Education Links
Fairfax County (including Centreville/Chantilly)

College Scholarship Information 

Financial Aid for Students in Virginia 

State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, Financial Aid Information 

State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) 

Explore Virginia Colleges 

Fairfax County Adult and Community Education 

Northern Virginia Community College (Springfield, Annandale) 

Potomac College (Herndon) 

Virginia Tech, Northern Virginia Campuses 

Averett University (Vienna) 

George Mason University (Fairfax)  

ITT Technical Institute (Springfield) 

Keller Graduate School of Management (McLean) 

National Louis University (McLean) 

University of Virginia, School of Continuing and Professional Studies,
Northern Virginia Center (Falls Church) 

University of Virginia Darden School of Business 

Old Dominion University, Teletechnet Distance Learning Program 

Park University 

Loudoun County
Prince William County

Higher Education in Loudoun County 

Northern Virginia Community College, Loudoun Campus 

Strayer University 

Graduate School of Islamic and Social Sciences (Cordoba University) 

Cordoba School of Professional Studies 

George Washington University  

George Mason University, Prince William Campus 

Washington D.C.

George Washington University  

Georgetown University 

Marymount University 

University of Maryland 

American University 

Catholic University of America 

All Higher Education Facilities in Washington D.C. region (pdf file) 

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Real Estate Tips
Foreclosures >4. Foreclosure Alternatives

There are several alternatives for a homeowner to consider when foreclosure is looming. Before proceeding, a homeowner must first choose whether or not he or she wants to keep his or her home.

If a homeowner wants to keep their home:

  • Repayment plan: The homeowner establishes a payment schedule with the lender to pay the delinquent amount.
  • Special forbearance plan: The homeowner requests a temporary reduction or payment suspension that will be increased after a set specific period of to repay the delinquent amount.
  • Modifying the mortgage: The homeowner can refinance the debt and/or extend the term of the loan.
  • HUD partial claim: If the homeowner has a loan insured by the Federal Housing Administration the lender can get a one time payment from the FHA-Insurance Fund to get the mortgage payments up to date.
  • Refinance: The homeowner can negotiate a new loan with a different interest rate in order to make smaller payments.
  • All options listed are subject to approval of the lender.

If a homeowner does not want to keep their home:

  • Sell the house: Depending on the situation, the homeowner may be able to sell the house for more than is owed to the lender.
  • Assumption: The homeowner turns over possession of the house to another person who then assumes the responsibility of the payments.
  • Short sale: The lender and the homeowner come to an agreement to sell the home at a loss in order to get the homeowner out.
  • Pre-foreclosure sale: The homeowner can sell the home and use the proceeds to settle the mortgage debt, even if the proceeds are less than the amount owed.
  • Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure: The homeowner surrenders the property to the lender without further damage to his or her credit.

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Real Estate Trivia
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Which famous home designed by Thomas Jefferson showed forms of Greek and Roman architecture?

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Monticello, begun in 1769, was later enlarged in keeping with its classical forms.
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