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Private schools in Henderson County, NC

16 schools across Flat Rock, Fletcher, Hendersonville, Mills River and other towns. About 951 students in all (2023-24). 15 on the state’s Opportunity Scholarship list.

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SchoolCityGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliation
The Bridge Christian Academy ✓Flat RockOn the state list; not in the federal survey
Upward Adventist School ✓Flat Rock3-866Seventh-Day Adventist
Captain Gilmer Christian School ✓FletcherPreK-819517.7Seventh-Day Adventist
Fletcher Academy ✓Fletcher9-1219914.1Seventh-Day Adventist
Focus Plus Academy ✓FletcherOn the state list; not in the federal survey
Veritas Christian Academy ✓FletcherPreK-123358.3Christian (nondenominational)
Faith-Covenant Christian Academy ✓HendersonvilleK-11314.6Christian (nondenominational)
Heritage Hall International School ✓HendersonvilleOn the state list; not in the federal survey
Immaculata Catholic School ✓HendersonvillePreK-812310Roman Catholic
On Point Prep Academy ✓HendersonvilleOn the state list; not in the federal survey
Stoney Mountain Christian Academy ✓Hendersonville4-732.7Baptist
Wild Oak Independent School ✓HendersonvillePreK-53110.3Nonsectarian
Imago Dei Classical Academy ✓Mills RiverOn the state list; not in the federal survey
Mills River SDA School ✓Mills RiverOn the state list; not in the federal survey
Mt Carmel Baptist Academy ✓Zirconia1-11122.7Baptist
St. Gerard House (Grotto 2)HendersonvilleUngraded1616Nonsectarian

Henderson County private schools at a glance

Towns
5; the most in Hendersonville (7), Fletcher (4) and Flat Rock (2)
Among North Carolina counties
10th most private schools of 87; 2% of the state’s 730
Typical school
123 students (8 reporting)
Smallest and largest
Mt Carmel Baptist Academy, 12 students; Veritas Christian Academy, 335 students
Students per teacher
10 typical, 2.7 to 17.7 across 10 schools
Programs
1 special education
Association members
3, most often the American Association of Christian Schools
Verified tuition
Focus Plus Academy $19,500; Imago Dei Classical Academy $8,250
State program
Scholarship, $3,574 to $7,942 per student, by household income
How Opportunity Scholarship works
Public charter schools
2 in the county, tuition-free and not counted here
Charter schools in North Carolina

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