Central Elementary
751 students
- Palmyra
- 83% of capacity
Every Keswick home in Fluvanna County follows the same path, because Fluvanna runs one school for each grade band: Central Elementary (PK–2), Carysbrook Elementary (3–4), Fluvanna Middle (5–7) and Fluvanna County High (8–12). High school starts in 8th grade, a year earlier than in Albemarle County or Louisa County.
Sources: FCPS, Carysbrook Elementary; FCPS, Fluvanna Middle; FCPS, Fluvanna County High; NCES Common Core of Data, 2024–25 enrollment.
One school per grade band, so there are no zones: every child moves through the same four schools.
751 students
457 students
745 students
1,362 students
Sources: FCPS, Central Elementary; FCPS, Carysbrook Elementary; FCPS, Fluvanna Middle; FCPS, Fluvanna County High; NCES Common Core of Data, 2024–25 enrollment; Fluvanna Review, Aug 20, 2026 (Woolpert capacity study). Students: NCES, 2024–25. Capacity: Woolpert study, reported August 2026.
You don't need to. Fluvanna County Public Schools has one school for each grade band, so every address in the county attends the same four schools.
Same four for every address: Central, Carysbrook, Fluvanna Middle, Fluvanna County High.
FCPS posts route sheets by school: Central; Carysbrook and Fluvanna Middle; Fluvanna County High.
Register online through PowerSchool, then book an appointment with the school registrar. Bring the original birth certificate, two proofs of residency, and physical and immunization records.
Yes, for now. A capacity study reported in August 2026 put Fluvanna's schools at 87% of capacity overall and found them unlikely to reach 100% for nearly a decade.
Woolpert study, reported August 20, 2026.
Central is lowest, at 83%.
Over five to seven years, mostly in elementary grades (county projection, December 2025).
Per the same study.
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