School Attendance Boundaries for Hanover High School and Oak Knoll Middle
2008-2009

The school attendance boundaries for Hanover High School and Oak Knoll Middle School shall include all the streets and neighborhoods within the area described below:

Beginning at the intersection of Interstate 95 and East Patrick Henry Road (Route 54) the boundary shall proceed north to Hickory Hill Road and run south on Hickory Hill Road to Wickham Drive (Residents north of Hickory Hill Road will attend Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle, residents south of Hickory Hill road will attend Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle). At the intersection of Hickory Hill Road and Wickham Drive, the line shall continue east to intersect with the Pamunkey River and the King William County Line. The boundary shall follow the Pamunkey River to its intersection with Mechanicsville Turnpike (Route 360). The line shall turn west following Mechanicsville Turnpike (Route 360) to the Pebble Creek, just west of Westhaven Drive. (Residents addressed to the north side of Mechanicsville Turnpike will attend Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle.) The boundary line shall follow the Pebble Creek north to the confluence with the Beaverdam Creek. The boundary line shall follow the Beaverdam Creek north/northeast circumventing the Cherrydale Subdivision. At the northeastern most corner of the Cherrydale Subdivision, the boundary line shall turn to the west following the property line circumventing Cherrydale, then turning north following the property line around Cherrydale West and dividing the Laurel Meadows and Sherrington Subdivisions to intersect with Pole Green Road at Rural Point Road (All Residents living east of the boundary line shall attend Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle).  The boundary line shall turn west at the intersection of Pole Green and Rural Point Roads following Pole Green Road to Verdi Lane. The boundary line shall turn to the north/northeast following Verdi Lane to the Strawhorn Creek (Residents addressed to the north side of Pole Green Road from Rural Point Road to Verde Lane will attend Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Residents addressed to Verde Lane will attend Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle). The boundary line shall turn west following the Strawhorn Creek to the southwestern most corner of the Robin Ridge subdivision, turn north and follow the property lines dividing Robin Ridge and Burkwood Club Drive to intersect with Studley Road. The boundary line shall turn west following Studley Road to Burkwood Club Drive, then cross Studley Road at Burkwood Club Drive and proceed between Swannanoa Estates and Berkley Forest Subdivisions following the property line and intersecting with the Opossum Creek. The boundary line shall follow the Opossum Creek to the confluence with the Totopotomoy Creek then the boundary line shall turn west following the Totopotomoy Creek to Chamberlayne Road (Route 301). The boundary line shall turn north following Chamberlayne Road to the Chamberlayne/Rural Point/New Ashcake Road intersection. The line shall turn north/northwest following New Ashcake Road to Sliding Hill Road (Residents addressed to the southwest side of New Ashcake Road will attend Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Residents addressed to the northwest side of New Ashcake Road will attend Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle). The line shall continue northeast on Sliding Hill Road to the intersections of Mount Hermon Road, Peaks Road, Ashcake Road and Sliding Hill Road. The line shall continue northwest on Ashcake Road to Interstate 95 (Residents addressed to Ashcake Road will attend Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle). The boundary line shall follow Interstate 95 North to intersect with E Patrick Henry Road (Route 54) and conclude the boundary area.

*Note: In some instances, residents living along district boundary lines may be required to attend a particular school due to the limitations of the transportation system.

*Note: In some instances, residents living along district boundary lines may be required to attend a particular school due to the limitations of the transportation system.