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- As one of the fastest growing
jurisdictions in the Washington, D.C. region, Loudoun
County serves as a key player in the area's
prosperity. The region's 5 million residents
represent a tremendous market and provide a residential
and employment base that is among the strongest in the
nations in terms of purchasing power and technical skills.
Loudoun County residents
have always demanded the best from our public school system,
and the school system in turn has consistently delivered:
SAT scores well above state and national averages,  87%
of our graduates continuing their formal education, with 80%
going on to college.
Community-oriented
elementary schools are the entry point to our system for
children in grades K-5. Middle schools for grades 6-8
and high schools for grades 9-12 serve our older
students.
For further information,
visit the
Loudoun
County Public Schools.
Loudoun County, Virginia is fortunate to
have a variety of very accessible and well-known Universities
and Colleges all located on Route 7, creating a
higher education corridor for Virginia. These institutions
offer undergraduate and graduate degrees, certificates,
specialized training, and research opportunities either on
their campuses or onsite at business and corporate locations.
These schools offer evening and weekend class times geared for
working professionals, and many also offer courses online or
via satellite.
Furthermore, Loudoun County is distinctive in
that its educational leaders are willing to work together.
Through the efforts of the Loudoun County Economic Development
Commission's Education and Workforce Committee, local college
and university deans and directors strive to develop programs
at their respective schools that will complete or complement
the programs of others in the county. As a result, the
citizens of Loudoun County benefit from the greater
educational opportunities provided through this important
cooperative effort.
Main Street Loudoun
(MSL) is a countywide program that helps volunteers implement
economic revitalization and historic preservation efforts
within their communities.
The main objective of the program is to help
Loudoun’s communities preserve their sense of place while
enhancing their economic vitality.
Modeled after the National Trust for Historic
Preservation’s Main Street Program, MSL is customized to
help the entire county. Only
two other counties in the nation have similar programs:
Oakland County, Michigan and Hamilton County, Iowa.
- Loudoun
communities online. Many of our incorporated towns
are ready to take you on a virtual tour.
In addition to wide open spaces and a fantastic
lifestyle, Loudoun offers the top three real estate
advantages: location, location, location! Click
here for more information.
- Cultural
Antiques,
museums, and the arts. Loudoun’s heritage has much to
offer.
- Community Events
Find out about the annual
events and community activities that make Loudoun a
special place to be.
- Equestrian Events
Find out about the equestrian
events and activities that make Loudoun horse country.
- Golf Courses
Loudoun
is unmatched in access to championship golf. Loudoun golf not only offers
course-side living, but great business deal-making
opportunities.
- Historical
Loudoun
is extraordinarily rich in history. Our county has been at
the crossroads of American history, from colonial times,
through the Civil War, and beyond.
- Loudoun Convention &
Visitors Association The
people who know all there is to know about what to do and
see in Loudoun County.
- Recreation
Loudoun
offers an incredible range of recreational opportunities.
Canoe, kayak and swim the Potomac. Hit the links. Saddle
up. Play ball. The Loudoun advantage is as much about the
weekend as it is about work.
- Shopping
Some
would argue that shopping and recreation are one and the
same. However you feel about it, Loudoun has great
shopping in great abundance.
- Weather
What’s
it like in Loudoun during the summer? The winter? Right
now? Find out about local conditions.
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