Woodson High School
Woodson is for College Town Lovers
by Marina Brito, Realtor®, Home by School Specialist
The Woodson HS boundary is located south and east of the city of Fairfax, VA. The vibrant George Mason University sits right in the middle of this suburban boundary, giving it a slight college town feel.
About the Woodson HS boundary
- What’s great
- Woodson is an Honorable Mention US News High School
- The East side of the boundary is close to the Beltway (I-495)
- The Northeast side of the boundary is close to the Orange Metro line
- The highly-acclaimed George Mason University is within the boundary
- Good transportation options toward DC near the south-end of the boundary (VRE)
- What you should know
- Public transportation options are limited if going north or west (you’ll need a car)
- This boundary has been recently expanded toward the west side
- All elementary schools on the western end belong to the Fairfax HS Pyramid
- Why move here
- Great Schools
- Access to the Beltway, Alexandria & Arlington
- Relatively easy access to the Metro and the VRE for commuting to DC
- Vibrant environment while in a suburban setting
Schools in the Woodson High School Boundary
The Woodson boundary is the attendance area for highly-rated Woodson High School – home of the Woodson Cavaliers; Frost Middle School, and 5 feeder elementary schools.
Average of Standard of Learning (SOL) Pass Rates (June 2014)
School | School | Fairfax County |
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Woodson High | 95 | 89 |
Frost Middle | 92 | 89 |
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Canterbury Woods | 92 | 89 |
Little Run Elementary | 85 | 89 |
Mantua Elementary | 92 | 89 |
Olde Creek Elementary | 79 | 89 |
Wakefield Forest Elementary | 91 | 89 |
Homes in the Woodson High School Boundary
The Woodson boundary recently changed (starting in September 2014) to include a large portion of what used to be neighboring Fairfax High School boundary. The new section of Woodson HS boundary is to the West of the new Fairfax HS boundary.
Within the Woodson boundary, most homes available are detached single family homes. Last school year (2013-2014), over 350 homes sold within the previous version of the boundary, with prices ranging from $274K to $1.3 Million. Out of the homes sold, over 90% were detached homes.
Due to its convenient location in the heart of Fairfax County, to the high ranking of Woodson High School, and to the few condos and townhomes available, the average home price in this boundary is higher than the average home price in Fairfax County.
SOLD Home prices (School year 2013-2014)
Home Type | Low | Average | High |
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Detached (322) | $399K | $670K | $1.3M |
Townhome (25) | $289K | $488K | $749K |
Condo (6) | $274K | $304k | $335k |
See all the homes for sale within this boundary
Finding a home by school can be a challenge
If you have tried to find a home by school before, you have probably found that it’s a challenge to cross-reference homes for sale on a typical home search website with their assigned school.
Simply finding homes “near” the school won’t do
The issue with typical home search websites is that they only display homes by city or zip code. Some of them display homes “near” the school. Well, that won’t do you any good since school boundaries span cities, zip codes, and just being “near” the school doesn’t mean that the home belongs to that boundary.
You want a home INSIDE the Woodson high school boundary. Not just “near” it…
The good news is that we have put together the only interactive map where you can find homes for sale INSIDE the Woodson High School boundary. Plus, you can also see points of interest such as shopping and hospitals. Click to search:
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(inside the Woodson HS Boundary)
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