Score breakdown
Compared against all 325 Virginia public high schools. 1–4 is below the state average, 5–6 around it, 7–10 above it.
SOL pass rate of 60.7% across all subjects — 9th percentile statewide.
Virginia's accreditation combined rate for English and Math, which credits schools for student growth — 37th percentile.
On-time graduation, AP participation, and college enrollment within 16 months — 20th percentile.
Test scores by subject
Percent of students passing Virginia SOL tests, 2024–2025.
Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Quality Profiles — SOL pass rates, 2024–2025.
College & career
Class of 2024 cohort of 473 students, unless noted.
Source: Virginia Department of Education — Graduation, Diplomas, Advanced Programs, Postsecondary Enrollment, and CTE datasets.
Norview High School & its school zone
A public high school in Norfolk Public Schools, Norview High School anchors its attendance zone in Norfolk, VA 23513. Buyers searching homes for sale near Norview High School are typically shopping the Norview zone, one of the areas families compare when weighing Norfolk high school zones. On the VaHome School Score the school earns 2.7/10 — below the state average among Virginia's 325 public high schools, based on Virginia Department of Education data for 2024–25.
The school's overall SOL pass rate is 60.7%, with stronger-than-state results in Algebra II (95% vs a 89% state average). 81% of the class of 2024 graduated on time, 23% of them with Advanced Studies diplomas. 46% of graduates enrolled in college within 16 months. Program depth includes 19% AP course enrollment, 5% dual enrollment for college credit, 453 industry certifications through career and technical education.
For house hunters comparing Norfolk school zones, homes zoned to Norview High School sit in the Norview attendance area — use the listings on this page to see every active REIN MLS home in the zone. School zoning and attendance boundaries can change between school years — always verify a specific address's assignment directly with Norfolk Public Schools before making a housing decision based on school zone.
How the VaHome School Score works
- Test scores (40%):the school's SOL pass rate across all subjects, ranked against every Virginia public school of the same level.
- College readiness (40%): average statewide rank in on-time graduation rate, AP course enrollment, and college enrollment within 16 months of graduation.
- Academic progress (20%):Virginia's accreditation combined rate for English and Math, which gives schools credit for students showing growth.
- The weighted statewide percentile maps to a score from 1.0 to 10.0: score = 1 + 9 × percentile. 1–4 is below the state average, 5–6 around it, 7–10 above it.
- Every input is public data from the Virginia Department of Education, refreshed each school year. No opinions, no black box — you can check our math.
Data: Virginia Department of Education School Quality Profiles (2024–2025) · NCES. VaHome is not affiliated with VDOE, NCES, or GreatSchools.
At a glance
- School district
- Norfolk City Public Schools
- Grades served
- 9-12
- School type
- Public
- Principal
- Dr. Tori Jacobs-Sumbry
- Established
- 1922 · this campus 2004
- Mascot & colors
- Pilots · Royal blue, White
- Enrollment
- 1,585 students (2024-2025)
- Student–teacher ratio
- 13:1
- Classroom teachers
- 120 FTE
- Accreditation
- Fully Accredited (2025-2026)
- NCES school ID
- 510267001122
Academic performance
SOL pass rates · 2024-2025College & career readiness
2024-2025479 CTE credentials earned; 397 students earned one or more. AP enrollment 307 students; dual enrollment 73 students.
Attendance
2024-202521% of students were chronically absent (missed 10%+ of school days).
About Norview High School
Norview High School is a public high school in the Norview section of Norfolk, Virginia, part of Norfolk City Public Schools. It traces its origins to the early 1920s and became part of the Norfolk city system after the Norview area was annexed. On February 2, 1959, Norview admitted several members of the 'Norfolk 17,' the group of African American students who were the first to integrate white public schools in Virginia following the Massive Resistance era.
The current campus at 6501 Chesapeake Boulevard opened in 2004, replacing an earlier building on Middleton Place whose cornerstone was laid in 1952. The school's mascot, the Pilots, is unusual among American high schools and is said to originate with an early principal who was an amateur aviator flying at a nearby airfield. School colors are royal blue and white.
Notable alumni
Contact
- Phone
- (757) 852-4500
- Office hours
- 7:00am - 4:00pm
Data sources
- NCES Common Core of Data - Norview High School — NCES ID, address, phone, grades, total enrollment, teachers FTE, student/teacher ratio, locale, charter status, race/ethnicity counts2024-2025 link ↗
- Virginia School Quality Profiles - Norview High — Accreditation status, SOL pass rates, on-time graduation rate, dropout rate, chronic absenteeism, AP/dual enrollment, CTE credentials, demographics2024-2025 data; 2025-2026 accreditation link ↗
- Norview High School official website (Norfolk Public Schools) — Principal, phone, office hours, website, mascot history, founding/building history2026 link ↗
- Wikipedia - Norview High School — Founding year, Norfolk 17 integration history, mascot, colors, notable alumni2026 link ↗
- Wikimedia Commons - File:Norview HS Norfolk VA — Freely-licensed (CC BY-SA 2.0) photo of the school marching band2017 link ↗
Figures reflect the 2024-2025 (SOL, enrollment, demographics, graduation); 2025-2026 (accreditation) unless noted. School zoning, boundaries, and ratings change — verify with the school division before making housing decisions.
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