Roanoke, Virginia – The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) released the 2025 edition of the Virginia School Quality Profiles on December 10, offering a comprehensive view of how public schools are performing across the commonwealth. The profiles provide detailed insights into academic achievement, school safety, teacher quality, and overall student performance — with a fresh approach under the state’s new accountability model, the School Performance and Support Framework (SPSF).
For Roanoke County Public Schools, the results were overwhelmingly positive, with ten schools earning “Distinguished” ratings, including all five high schools in the division. Additionally, fifteen schools received an “On Track” rating, and only one school fell into the “Off Track” category — and by less than a single point. Importantly, no schools in the county were labeled “Needs Intensive Support,” the lowest performance designation.
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