Moss-Nuckols Elementary
637 students
- Louisa
- Opened 2010
Most Keswick homes in Louisa County are zoned for Moss-Nuckols Elementary, then Louisa County Middle and Louisa County High, the county's only middle and high schools. Moss-Nuckols was listed on 20 of 25 Keswick sales in Louisa County from June 2024 to August 2026; 3 Hidden Hills sales listed Trevilians Elementary.
Sources: CAAR MLS closed sales via Town Lux, June 2024 – August 2026; LCPS, About Us.
Only elementary school varies by address. Every home then attends Louisa County Middle and Louisa County High, both in Mineral.
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Sources: VDOE School Quality Profile, Moss-Nuckols; VDOE, Trevilians; VDOE, Louisa County Middle; VDOE, Louisa County High; LCPS, About Us; Trevilians Elementary, History; WTVR, Jan 7, 2026; WTVR, Aug 12, 2026; CAAR MLS closed sales via Town Lux, June 2024 – August 2026. Students: VDOE fall membership, 2024–25. Sales: school listed in the MLS, June 2024 – August 2026; 1 listed Thomas Jefferson Elementary.
Call Louisa County Public Schools at (540) 894-5115. LCPS publishes no attendance-zone map or address lookup (checked September 2026).
(540) 894-5115 confirms which elementary school serves an address.
No check needed. Every address attends Louisa County Middle and Louisa County High.
LCPS Transportation, (540) 894-4237.
Register online with LCPS, then bring a parent's photo ID and proof of residency. Signed settlement papers count as proof of residency. Kindergarten is for children who turn 5 on or before September 30.
LCPS is planning a new elementary school, because Moss-Nuckols and Thomas Jefferson Elementary are projected to exceed their 700-student capacity by 2029–30. A career and technical education center at the high school is expected to open in August 2027.
Moss-Nuckols projected at 726 students in 2029–30, against a capacity of 700.
62,500 sq ft and 36 classrooms, for the middle school and alternative education.
56,000 sq ft, under construction beside Louisa County High.
Age 4 by September 30, 2026; family income is one of several ways to qualify.
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