Holy Spirit School
under 1 mi Grades K-8 287 students 17.8 students per teacher Roman Catholic Co-ed
Private schools in Fairfield, CA
4 schools in Fairfield itself and 4 more within 12 miles.
Fairfield private schools at a glance
Fairfield has 4 private schools of its own, and 4 more are within 12 miles. They are Holy Spirit School, Fairfield Christian School, Solano Christian Academy and P3 Academy. In Fairfield itself: 1 Catholic and 3 other Christian; 4 teach elementary grades and 1 teaches high school. Counting the 4 nearby, there are 8 in all: 2 Catholic, 4 other Christian and 2 nonsectarian; 8 teach elementary grades and 1 teaches high school. All of them are co-ed. 3 report membership in a school association, most often the National Catholic Educational Association (2023-24 federal survey). The typical school has about 118 students and 11.9 students per teacher (2023-24 federal survey).
2 Catholic
11.9 students per teacher, typical
Private schools in Fairfield (4)
Schools that give Fairfield as their address come first, then the 4 more within 12 miles. Closest schools first in each group. No school can pay to change its place in this list or its badge.
Affiliation, co-ed or single-sex, association membership and the share of graduates going on to a 4-year college come from the 2023-24 federal Private School Universe survey.
No school in Fairfield matches all of those.
Fairfield Christian School
under 1 mi Grades PreK-12 118 students 11.9 students per teacher Pentecostal Co-ed 20% to 4-year college
Solano Christian Academy
under 1 mi Grades PreK-8 70 students 11.7 students per teacher Church of Christ Co-ed
P3 Academy
4 mi Grades PreK-3 10 students 5 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational) Alternative Co-ed
Nearby, within 12 miles (4)
Schools in other towns within 12 miles of downtown Fairfield.
No nearby school matches all of those.
Grades PreK-K Nonsectarian Early childhood Co-ed
Notre Dame School
7 mi Grades K-8 313 students 22.2 students per teacher Roman Catholic Co-ed
Grades K-8 141 students 7.8 students per teacher Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) Co-ed
Grades K-8 80 students 6.8 students per teacher Nonsectarian Alternative Co-ed
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How many private schools are there in Fairfield?
4 private schools give Fairfield as their address: Holy Spirit School, Fairfield Christian School, Solano Christian Academy and P3 Academy. Counting nearby towns, we list 8: 4 in Fairfield and 4 within 12 miles of downtown. Together they enrolled about 1,039 students in the last federal survey (2023-24). The largest in Fairfield is Holy Spirit School with 287 students. The largest within 12 miles is Notre Dame School with 313 students.
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