Private middle schools in Missouri
383 statewide. Private schools that teach any of grades 6, 7 or 8, going by the grade span each school gave the 2023-24 federal survey. Many also teach elementary or high school grades.
By city
- Private middle schools in Saint Louis (71)
- Private middle schools in Webster Groves (58)
- Private middle schools in Olivette (47)
- Private middle schools in Kirkwood (44)
- Private middle schools in Town and Country (36)
- Private middle schools in Kansas City (30)
- Private middle schools in Wildwood (28)
- Private middle schools in Manchester (27)
- Private middle schools in Fenton (24)
- Private middle schools in Ballwin (22)
- Private middle schools in Lees Summit (21)
- Private middle schools in Chesterfield (20)
- Private middle schools in Wentzville (18)
- Private middle schools in Ellisville (14)
- Private middle schools in Springfield (14)
- Private middle schools in Independence (13)
- Private middle schools in O'Fallon (12)
- Private middle schools in Florissant (11)
- Private middle schools in Saint Peters (11)
- Private middle schools in Lake Saint Louis (10)
- Private middle schools in Blue Springs (9)
- Private middle schools in Saint Charles (9)
- Private middle schools in Columbia (8)
- Private middle schools in Branson (6)
- Private middle schools in Joplin (4)
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What Missouri pays
MOScholars Tax-credit scholarship
Up to $7,145 per student for 2026-27, more for some students The 2026-27 maximum is $7,145 for most students, up to $8,931 for students eligible for free or reduced lunch, $11,432 for English learners and $12,504 for students with an IEP. These are ceilings: assistance organizations may award less, and the average award in 2025-26 was $6,831.
Figures read from each program’s official pages, October 2, 2026. Sources and how to apply
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