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Private schools in New Hanover County, NC

16 schools. About 3,479 students in all (2023-24). 13 on the state’s Opportunity Scholarship list.

School City Grades Students Per teacher Affiliation
Calvary Christian School Wilmington PreK-12 81 6 Baptist
Cape Fear Academy Wilmington PreK-12 709 10.1 Nonsectarian
Coastal Christian High School Wilmington 9-12 294 7.6 Christian (nondenominational)
Friends School of Wilmington Wilmington PreK-8 137 7.9 Friends
Hill School of Wilmington Wilmington 1-8 65 5.6 Nonsectarian
Myrtle Grove Christian School Wilmington PreK-8 379 16.6 Christian (nondenominational)
New Horizons Elementary School Wilmington K-5 99 6.1 Nonsectarian
Providence Preparatory Academy Wilmington K-12 141 12.7 Christian (nondenominational)
Southeastern Autism Academy Wilmington 2-12 43 14.3 Nonsectarian
St. Mark Catholic School Wilmington PreK-8 478 16.4 Roman Catholic
Waterview Learning Academy Wilmington 6-12 47 6.2 Nonsectarian
Wilmington Academy of Arts & Sciences Wilmington 4-8 88 14 Nonsectarian
Wilmington Christian Academy Wilmington PreK-12 825 17.5 Baptist
Pathways Middle and High Wilmington 7-12 26 11.3 Christian (nondenominational)
Peace Rose Montessori Wilmington PreK-8 59 4.4 Nonsectarian
Pine Valley Mc Wee Care Preschool & Kindergarten Wilmington PreK-K 8 4 Methodist

On the state’s official list Other private schools

What North Carolina pays

$3,574 to $7,942 per student, by household income Four income tiers. A family of four earning up to $61,050 gets the top amount. Students with disabilities can also use ESA+.

Figures read from each program’s official pages, 2026-09-20. Sources and how to apply

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