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Private schools in Sampson County, NC

7 schools across Clinton, Harrells, Roseboro, Salemburg. About 1,062 students in all (2023-24). 7 on the state’s Opportunity Scholarship list.

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SchoolCityGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliation
New Life Christian Academy ✓ClintonK-12667.5Baptist
New Life Uplifted School ✓ClintonPreK-12365.6Christian (nondenominational)
Plans To Prosper Academy ✓ClintonOn the state list; not in the federal survey
Spirit of Life Christian Academy ✓ClintonPreK-121299.2Church of God
Harrells Christian Academy ✓HarrellsK-1246211.3Christian (nondenominational)
Mintz Christian Academy ✓RoseboroK-1230710.1Christian (nondenominational)
The Point Christian Academy ✓SalemburgK-1262not reportedChristian (nondenominational)

Sampson County private schools at a glance

Towns
4; the most in Clinton (4)
Among North Carolina counties
24th most private schools of 87; 1% of the state’s 730
Typical school
129 students (6 reporting)
Smallest and largest
New Life Uplifted School, 36 students; Harrells Christian Academy, 462 students
Students per teacher
9.2 typical, 5.6 to 11.3 across 5 schools
Association members
2, most often the American Association of Christian Schools
To a 4-year college
25% of graduates at the typical high school (5 reporting)
Verified tuition
Harrells Christian Academy $9,660; The Point Christian Academy $7,000
State program
Scholarship, $3,574 to $7,942 per student, by household income
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