From Times Dispatch newspaper report:

U.S. News & World Report’s annual best high schools rankings were published Tuesday and featured some Rich-mond-area schools.
Richmond Public Schools’ Open High School, a small alternative school in the city’s Oregon Hill neighborhood, ranked No. 62 in the country, unchanged from last year. The school enrolls about 180 students, 31% of whom are economically disadvantaged, a rough gauge of poverty, according to state data.
Richmond’s Community High School, a small school for gifted students, ranked No. 164 in the nation, unchanged from last year. Its enrollment was at about 210 students last year, 40% of whom were deemed economically disadvantaged by the state.