Directory of Diocese of Arlington Catholic Schools
Areas served by Diocese of Arlington Catholic Schools
Select one of the following areas to begin your search.
All Catholic High Schools within the Diocese
9th-12th grade education. Some schools offer advanced placement programs, dual enrollment, and programs for developmentally and intellectually disabled students.
Alexandria City Catholic Schools
Catholic schools within the bounds of Alexandria City (includes Landmark, Del Ray, and Potomac Yard neighborhoods).
Arlington Catholic Schools
Catholic schools within the bounds of Arlington County (includes Fairlington, Pentagon City, and Shirlington neighborhoods).
Culpeper Catholic Schools
Catholic Schools within the bounds of Culpeper County.
Fairfax County East Catholic Schools
Catholic schools within the bounds of the eastern portion of Fairfax County (includes Annandale, Burke, Fairfax, Falls Church, Fort Belvoir, and Springfield).
Fairfax County West Catholic Schools
Catholic schools within the bounds of western Fairfax County (includes Herndon, Reston, McLean, Vienna, Great Falls, Centreville, Chantilly, and Clifton).
Falls Church City Catholic Schools
Catholic schools within the bounds of Falls Church City.
Fauquier Catholic Schools
Catholic Schools within the bounds of Fauquier County (includes Delaplane, Marshall, Warrenton, Bealeton, and Calverton).
Loudoun Catholic Schools
Catholic schools within the bounds of Loudoun County (includes Ashburn, Leesburg, Potomac Falls, and Sterling).
Prince William & Manassas Catholic Schools
Catholic schools within the bounds of Prince William County and Manassas City (includes Bristow, Dale City, Dumfries, Gainesville, Manassas, Triangle, Quantico, and Woodbridge).
Stafford & Spotsylvania Catholic Schools
Catholic schools within the bounds of Stafford and Spotsylvania Counties (includes Stafford, Garrisonville, Fredericksburg, and Thornburg).
Warren County Catholic Schools
Catholic Schools within the bounds of Warren County
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Winchester Catholic Schools
Catholic schools within the bounds of Winchester City
Our family has truly found a home at St. Timothy Catholic School. The teachers are amazing. Not only are they challenging our kids academically but they are also developing them socially and morally. The staff and administration are hands down the best we’ve ever experienced. They are caring, kind, and truly do everything with the best interest of the children. Where else can you go and have a principal high five you when walking in? Or stop by your car at carpool to tell you what a great job your child did. St. Tim’s is a true gem and we are so grateful to have our children enrolled in the school!
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Catholic Schools
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Do I or my child have to be Catholic in order to attend a Catholic school?
Catholic Schools warmly welcome students regardless of parish or religious faith. Our schools are communities rich with religious backgrounds and practices. Students study the Scriptures and the Tradition of the Catholic faith, participate in Catholic liturgies and, if Catholic, are prepared to receive the Sacraments. Non‐Catholic students are expected to participate in liturgies, religious functions, and religion classes that are part of the academic curriculum. While non-Catholic students are expected to be knowledgeable about Catholic teachings and practices, they are not expected to give their assent to the Faith.
