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What private school costs in Nevada (2026-27)

We have read published tuition on 13 Nevada private school websites. The middle price is $16,800 a year, using each school's lowest published full-year rate, and prices run from $7,944 to $32,500.

$16,235 kindergarten to grade 5, median of 10 schools
$22,150 grades 6 to 8, median of 9 schools
$17,378 grades 9 to 12, median of 4 schools

By grade band

GradesMedian published tuitionSchoolsLowest to highest
Kindergarten to grade 5$16,23510$7,944 to $32,500
Grades 6 to 8$22,1509$10,495 to $32,500
Grades 9 to 12$17,3784$16,350 to $26,000

A grade band is shown when at least 3 schools publish a price for it. Where a school lists several prices in one band, we take the lowest full-year day rate.

What Nevada pays toward private school

Opportunity Scholarship pays up to $10,367 per student for 2026-27. $10,367 is the state maximum. Each scholarship organization sets the actual amount, and many awards are smaller.

The award has no single set amount, so we do not work out what would be left to pay.

Nevada Opportunity Scholarship: who can get it and how to apply

By affiliation

AffiliationSchoolsMedian lowest rateK to 56 to 89 to 12
Nonsectarian5$21,000$21,000 (5)$25,000 (5)too few

Groups with at least 5 verified schools. Band medians show the number of schools in brackets; "too few" means under 3. Affiliation comes from the federal Private School Universe survey (2023-24).

Compared with public school spending

Nevada's public schools spent $14,812 per student in fiscal year 2024 (U.S. Census Bureau). The median published private tuition above ($16,800) is 113% of that figure.

  • Public spending is not a price. It is total current spending on public schools (teachers, staff, upkeep, transport, meals and more) divided by enrolled students. No family pays it, and it leaves out building construction and debt.
  • The years differ. Public spending is for the 2023-24 school year, the latest the Census Bureau has published; tuition is mostly for 2026-27. Neither is adjusted for inflation.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 Annual Survey of School System Finances, Table 8, total current spending per pupil. Every state side by side: private tuition vs public school spending.

By city

CityMedian lowest rateSchoolsLowest to highest
Las Vegas$17,3786$8,895 to $32,500
Henderson$18,6804$7,944 to $26,000
Reno$16,3503$15,470 to $26,000

Cities with at least 3 verified schools in the town itself. Each city page lists every school nearby.

Every Nevada school with verified tuition

SchoolCityPublished tuitionYear
Eleanor Rose Education CenterHenderson$26,0002026-27
Green Valley Christian SchoolHenderson$7,944not stated
Henderson International SchoolHenderson$23,700 to $25,0002026-27
St. Anthony of Padua School St. Francis of AssisiHenderson$13,6602026-27
Alexander Dawson SchoolLas Vegas$32,5002026-27
Bishop Gorman High SchoolLas Vegas$16,8002026-27
Calvary Chapel Christian SchoolLas Vegas$8,895 to $10,4952026-27
Faith Lutheran AcademyLas Vegas$13,2502025-26
Faith Lutheran Middle School & High SchoolLas Vegas$17,9552027-28
Las Vegas Day SchoolLas Vegas$21,000 to $22,1502026-27
Bishop Manogue Catholic High SchoolReno$16,3502026-27
Nevada Sage Waldorf SchoolReno$15,4702026-27
Sage Ridge SchoolReno$17,000 to $26,0002026-27

Ranges run from the lowest to the highest grade band the school publishes. Each school's page links the source we read.

Read this before you quote it

  • This is not a random sample. We started with the largest schools and the schools families already search for, so large, established schools are over-represented. Treat the medians as "what these schools publish", not as the average for every private school in Nevada.
  • These are published prices before financial aid. Required fees, books, uniforms and transport are extra, and many schools lower the price through aid.
  • Many schools do not publish a price, and those are missing here. School years: 10 for 2026-27, 1 for not stated, 1 for 2027-28, 1 for 2025-26.
  • Each figure was read on the school's own website or tuition sheet, and a script re-opened that page and kept the figure only if the same dollar amount appears on it. Most recent check: .

Every state, with a free CSV of all figures and sources: private school tuition by state. A school whose price has changed can send us the new figure.

Questions parents ask

How much is private school in Nevada?

Among the 13 Nevada private schools whose published tuition we verified, the middle price is $16,800 a year, using each school's lowest published full-year rate. By grade: $16,235 for kindergarten to grade 5 (10 schools), $22,150 for grades 6 to 8 (9 schools), $17,378 for grades 9 to 12 (4 schools). Prices run from $7,944 to $32,500 a year, before financial aid, and fees are extra.

Does private high school cost more than elementary school in Nevada?

Among the schools we verified, yes: the median high school price is $17,378 (4 schools), against $16,235 for kindergarten to grade 5 (10 schools).

How much does the state pay toward private school in Nevada?

Opportunity Scholarship pays up to $10,367 per student for 2026-27.

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