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Private schools in Florence, KY

5 schools in Florence itself and 12 more within 6 miles.

Florence private schools at a glance

Florence has 5 private schools of its own, and 12 more are within 6 miles. In Florence itself: 1 Catholic, 3 other Christian and 1 nonsectarian; 5 teach elementary grades and 2 teach high school. Counting the 12 nearby, there are 17 in all: 11 Catholic, 4 other Christian and 2 nonsectarian; 16 teach elementary grades and 4 teach high school; 2 are Montessori. All of them are co-ed. 10 report membership in a school association, most often the National Catholic Educational Association (2023-24 federal survey). Of the 3 high schools that reported it, the typical one sends 80% of graduates on to a 4-year college (2023-24 federal survey). The typical school has about 197 students and 12.5 students per teacher (2023-24 federal survey). We verified published tuition at 4 of these schools: the lowest-priced grade runs from $7,030 to $11,092 a year, and the middle figure is $7,790.

11 Catholic
12.5 students per teacher, typical

Private schools in Florence (5)

Schools that give Florence as their address come first, then the 12 more within 6 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.

Nearby, within 6 miles (12)

Schools in other towns within 6 miles of downtown Florence.

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Private school tuition near Florence

We verified published tuition at 4 of these schools: the lowest-priced grade runs from $7,030 to $11,092 a year, and the middle figure is $7,790. Each figure comes from the school’s own website, and we link it on the school’s page. Ask the others for their full-year price.

SchoolPublished tuitionYear
Villa Madonna Academy$7,030 to $10,9752026-27
St. Timothy School$7,6452026-27
Blessed Sacrament Elementary School$7,9352025-26
St. Henry District High School$11,0922025-26

Ranges run from the lowest to the highest grade band the school publishes. How private school tuition compares by state.

What private school costs across Kentucky: every verified price in the state, by city and grade.

Paying for private school in Kentucky

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Questions parents ask

How many private schools are there in Florence?

5 private schools give Florence as their address: Heritage Academy, St. Paul School, The Goddard School - Florence, Union Pointe Academy and Zion Christian Academy. Counting nearby towns, we list 17: 5 in Florence and 12 within 6 miles of downtown. Together they enrolled about 4,507 students in the last federal survey (2023-24). The largest in Florence is St. Paul School with 197 students. The largest within 6 miles is St. Pius X Elementary School with 728 students.

How much does private school cost near Florence?

We verified published tuition at 4 of these schools: the lowest-priced grade runs from $7,030 to $11,092 a year, and the middle figure is $7,790. Each figure was read on the school’s own website. Required fees can be extra and prices vary by grade, so check the school’s page for your child’s grade.

Does Kentucky pay for private school?

No state program pays private school tuition. No Kentucky program pays private school tuition. The Kentucky Supreme Court struck down the Education Opportunity Account tax credit in December 2022, and in November 2024 voters rejected Amendment 2, which would have allowed state money for nonpublic education.

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