the remainder are in James City County. Schools High schools All high schools hold students in grades 9–12. Jamestown High School Lafayette High School Warhill High School Middle schools All middle schools hold students in grades 6–8. Berkeley Middle School (Williamsburg) James Blair Middle School (Williamsburg) Toano Middle School Lois S. Hornsby Middle School Elementary schools All elementary schools hold students in grades K–5. Clara Byrd Baker Elementary School J. Blaine Blayton Elementary School James River Elementary School Located in the Grove Community in the county's southeastern end, James River is a magnet school. It offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme, one of only five such schools Virginia to do so. Laurel Lane Elementary School Matoaka Elementary School D.J. Montague Elementary School Norge Elementary School Stonehouse Elementary School Matthew Whaley Elementary School (Williamsburg) Changes for 2010–11 school year As of the 2010–11 school year, a new 9th elementary and a new middle school (replacing James Blair Middle School) opened. Although planned to operate separately, the two schools are adjacently-located off Jolly Pond Road near the present county school bus garage. The new schools were formally dedicated on October 2, 2010. An audience of close to 100 people joined the school board, members of the James City County Board of Supervisors and Williamsburg City Council and the families of the namesakes for the ceremony. The new schools are: J. Blaine Blayton Elementary School, named in honor of Dr. J. Blaine Blayton, an African American physician and civic leader who lived in the Grove community in James City County. Dr. Blayton was a supporter of public education and the first African American to serve on the James City County school board. His son, Oscar, was the first African American to attend the College of William and Mary. Lois S Hornsby Middle School, named for Mrs. Lois Hornsby, a philanthropist who has lived in Williamsburg for more than five decades. Ms. Hornsby is the mother of musician Bruce Hornsby and widow of lawyer and real estate developer Robert Hornsby, Sr. The newest middle school, Hornsby, will effectively replace James Blair Middle School. The Blair complex was originally built as a high school, and is one of the school division's older structures. For the 2010–11 school year and the immediate future, the division plans to operate only 3 middle schools, although a newer portion of the Blair complex is scheduled to be modified