Top Mountain Biking Private Elementary Schools in Virginia

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For the 2021 school year, there are 15 top private elementary schools located in Virginia that offer Mountain Biking as an interscholastic sport.

Top Virginia Mountain Biking Private Elementary Schools (2021)

  • School Location Grades Students
  • Oak Hill Academy
    Oak Hill Academy Photo - RSVP to join us for a chat about Oak Hill Academy! https://www.oak-hill.net/open-houses/
    (Baptist)
    (2)
     2635 Oak Hill Road
    Mouth Of Wilson, VA 24363
    (276) 579-2619
    Grades: 8-12 | 100 students
  • Belle Meade Montessori School
    Belle Meade Montessori School Photo
    Montessori School
     353 F.T. Valley Rd
    Sperryville, VA 22740
    (540) 987-8970
    Grades: 6-12 | 13 students
  • Flint Hill School
    Flint Hill School Photo
    Special Program Emphasis
    (3)
     3320 Jermantown Road
    Oakton, VA 22124
    (703) 584-2300
    Grades: PK-12 | 952 students
  • Good Shepherd Episcopal School
    Good Shepherd Episcopal School Photo - Kindergarten at GSES
    (Episcopal)
    (7)
     4207 Forest Hill Ave
    Richmond, VA 23225
    (804) 231-1452
    Grades: K-8 | 90 students
  • Grymes Memorial School
    Grymes Memorial School Photo - Grymes Memorial School students in the seventh and eighth grade English classes travel each year to Charlottesville in November to view artwork on display for the annual regional “Writers’ Eye” competition held at the University of Virginia Bayly Art Museum. The Writer’s Eye is an annual literary competition organized by the docents of the museum, now in its 24th year, and Grymes students have participated in this competition since 1996. During their visit, Grymes students selected works of art designated to spark the imaginations of inspiring young writers and began working on their pieces at the museum. After two weeks of perfecting their work, the students submitted entries along with approximately 1200 other students from contestants in regional public and private schools in four categories: grades 3-5, 6-8, 9-12 and university/adult. Judges for grades 3-8 entries are writers, English teachers form local schools and University of Virginia faculty and staff. This year, a Grymes seventh grade student was awarded Honorable Mention in the middle school prose category. Dana Bost, Grymes middle school English instructor received Honorable Mention in the adult poetry category. Under the instruction of Dana Bost, Grymes Memorial School has received a total of 33 recognitions in the Writer’s Eye Competition since 1996.
    (3)
     13775 Spicers Mill Rd
    Orange, VA 22960
    (540) 672-1010
    Grades: PK-8 | 150 students
  • Little Keswick School
    Little Keswick School Photo
    All-boys | Special Education School
     500 Little Keswick Ln
    Keswick, VA 22947
    (434) 295-0457
    Grades: 4-12 | 35 students
  • Miller School Of Albemarle
    Miller School Of Albemarle Photo - The main academic building, called Old Main" today, was the first building constructed on the Miller School of Albemarle's 1,600-acre campus.
    1000 Samuel Miller Loop
    Charlottesville, VA 22903
    (434) 823-4805
    Grades: 8-12 | 169 students
  • The New School Of Northern Virginia
    The New School Of Northern Virginia Photo
    (7)
     9431 Silver King Court
    Fairfax, VA 22031
    (703) 691-3040
    Grades: 6-12 | n/a students
  • Peabody School
    Peabody School Photo - Middle School orchestra students prepare for their spring music performances and the Music in the Parks competition.
    Special Program Emphasis
    (4)
     1232 Stoney Ridge Road
    Charlottesville, VA 22902
    (434) 296-6901
    Grades: PK-8 | 215 students
  • Richmond Waldorf School
    Richmond Waldorf School Photo - In Waldorf schools, each student individually creates drawings, summaries, and original compositions about the subject being studied. A portfolio is created for each subject in the student's own handwriting. Waldorf students engage in academic subjects through a variety of artistic work because the arts engage the students more deeply and allow them to express themselves more fully.
    Special Program Emphasis
    (1)
     1301 Robin Hood Road
    Richmond, VA 23227
    (804) 377-8024
    Grades: PK-8 | 138 students
  • St. Christopher's School
    All-boys (Episcopal)
    (6)
     711 Saint Christophers Road
    Richmond, VA 23226
    (804) 282-3185
    Grades: PK-12 | 985 students
  • St. Michael's Episcopal School
    St. Michael's Episcopal School Photo - Welcome to St. Michael's! You'll love our warm and welcoming community!
    (Episcopal)
    (13)
     10510 Hobby Hill Road
    Richmond, VA 23235
    (804) 272-3514
    Grades: K-8 | 380 students
  • Seven Hills School
    Seven Hills School Photo - Our industrial campus used to be home to City of Richmond Department of Public Works.
    All-boys
    (3)
     1311 Overbrook Rd
    Richmond, VA 23220
    (804) 329-6300
    Grades: 5-8 | 70 students
  • Trinity Episcopal School
    Trinity Episcopal School Photo
    3850 Pittaway Dr
    Richmond, VA 23235
    (804) 272-5864
    Grades: 8-12 | 508 students
  • Trinity Lutheran School
    Trinity Lutheran School Photo - Trinity Lutheran School is located on River Rd., overlooking the James River in the historic Huntington Heights neighborhood of Newport News.
    (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (formerly AELC, ALC, or LCA))
    (3)
     6812 River Road
    Newport News, VA 23607
    (757) 245-2576
    Grades: PK-8 | 147 students
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