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Private schools in Prince George's County, MD

54 schools across Beltsville, Bladensburg, Bowie, Clinton and other towns. About 10,284 students in all (2023-24). 20 on the state’s BOOST list.

School City Grades Students Per teacher Affiliation
St. Joseph's Regional Catholic Sc Beltsville PreK-8 245 17 Roman Catholic
Elizabeth Seton High School Bladensburg 9-12 523 6.2 Roman Catholic
St. Pius X School Bowie PreK-8 439 12.5 Roman Catholic
St. Marys School of Piscataway Clinton K-8 191 17.4 Roman Catholic
Al-Huda School College Park PreK-12 646 11.3 Islamic
Bishop McNamara High School Forestville 9-12 887 11.6 Roman Catholic
Reid Temple Christian Academy Glenn Dale PreK-8 136 19.4 African Methodist Episcopal
Dematha Catholic High School Hyattsville 9-12 838 10.9 Roman Catholic
George E Peters Adventist School Hyattsville PreK-8 132 9.9 Seventh-Day Adventist
New Hope Academy Hyattsville PreK-12 155 6.7 Nonsectarian
St. Jerome Academy Hyattsville PreK-8 371 10.2 Roman Catholic
St. Mary's School Landover Hills PreK-8 171 9.9 Roman Catholic
Academy St. Matthias the Apostle Lanham
Mm Learning Center Lanham K-12 121 10.4 Islamic
Mt Zion Preparatory Academy Lanham 9-12 86 18.7 Nonsectarian
Christian Academy of Laurel Laurel PreK-8 160 10.4 Baptist
St. Mary of the Mills School Laurel K-8 221 13.1 Roman Catholic
St. Vincent Pallotti High School Laurel 9-12 419 12.2 Roman Catholic
St. Columba Catholic School Oxon Hill PreK-8 178 12.2 Roman Catholic
St. Mary of the Assumption School Upper Marlboro PreK-8 230 16.4 Roman Catholic
Beltsville Adventist School Beltsville K-8 205 17.1 Seventh-Day Adventist
Belair Baptist Christian Academy Bowie PreK-12 53 6 Baptist
Grace Christian School of Grace Baptist Church Bowie K-8 322 13.5 Baptist
St. Matthew's Early Education Center Bowie PreK-K 16 16 Nonsectarian
Victory Christian Academy Bowie PreK-1 18 3.6 Christian (nondenominational)
From the Heart Christian School Camp Springs PreK-12 96 4.9 Christian (nondenominational)
New Chapel Christian Academy Camp Springs PreK-K 16 0.8 Christian (nondenominational)
St. Philip the Apostle School Camp Springs PreK-8 121 13.4 Roman Catholic
St. Ambrose Catholic School Cheverly PreK-8 156 15.6 Roman Catholic
The Children's Guild Chillum 2-12 96 8 Nonsectarian
Grace Brethren Christian School Clinton PreK-12 419 9.4 Christian (nondenominational)
Independent Baptist Academy Clinton PreK-12 131 11.9 Baptist
St. John the Evangelist School Clinton PreK-8 232 16.6 Roman Catholic
Friends Community School College Park K-8 248 9.9 Friends
Holy Redeemer School College Park PreK-8 179 11.9 Roman Catholic
M&m Learning Center College Park K-12 123 9.2 Islamic
Beddow School Ft Washington PreK-6 13 5.7 Nonsectarian
National Christian Academy Ft Washington PreK-12 166 6.1 Church of God
Genesis Christian Day School Glenarden PreK-K 5 1.7 Baptist
Holy Trinity Episcopal Day School Glenn Dale PreK-8 392 12.1 Episcopal
Chelsea School Hyattsville 5-12 67 4.2 Nonsectarian
Foundation Learning Center the Landover 2-8 53 4.1 Nonsectarian
Highland Park Christian Academy Landover PreK-8 134 6.7 Baptist
Lanham Christian School Lanham Seabrook PreK-12 238 11.4 Christian (nondenominational)
Divine Peace Elementary School Largo K-8 34 11.3 Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Washington New Church School Mitchellville PreK-8 30 3.4 Other religious
Woodstream Christian Academy Mitchellville PreK-12 182 11 Christian (nondenominational)
Pathways School-Edgewood Silver Spring 7-12 23 5.8 Nonsectarian
Silver Oaks Cooperative School Silver Spring K-6 82 10.1 Nonsectarian
Evangel Assembly Daycare Temple Hills PreK-K 2 0.7 Church of God
Maryland International Day School Temple Hills PreK-7 22 3.7 Nonsectarian
Fairhaven School Upper Marlboro K-12 58 14.5 Other religious
Fellowship Baptist Academy Upper Marlboro 1-12 21 4.6 Baptist
Rock Creek Christian Academy Upper Marlboro PreK-12 182 8.7 Baptist

On the state’s official list Other private schools

What Maryland pays

$1,200 to $4,750 in 2025-26, plus $3,000 for high school students These are 2025-26 amounts. The advisory board sets new amounts each summer and had not posted 2026-27 figures in writing when we checked. The larger awards go to students coming from public school on free meals. Students receiving special education services got an extra award equal to their base award.

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