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Private schools in Warren County, OH

19 schools across Franklin, Goshen, Lebanon, Maineville and other towns. About 2,876 students in all (2023-24).

School City Grades Students Per teacher Affiliation
Middletown Christian School Franklin K-12 487 13 Baptist
Cozaddale Baptist Academy Goshen 2-11 36 5.3 Baptist
Lebanon United Methodist Kindergarten Lebanon PreK-K 12 6 Nonsectarian
St. Francis de Sales School Lebanon K-8 161 10.9 Roman Catholic
Kings Point Christian Academy Maineville 3-12 9 4.5 Church of God
Chai Tots Montessori School Mason K 4 2 Jewish
King of Kings Preschool and Kindergarten Mason PreK-K 11 6.9 Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)
Liberty Bible Academy Mason PreK-12 310 13.8 Christian (nondenominational)
Montessori Academy of Cincinnati Mason PreK-8 158 8.4 Nonsectarian
Primrose School of Mason Mason K 17 17 Nonsectarian
Royalmont Academy Mason PreK-12 147 6.8 Roman Catholic
St. Susanna Elementary School Mason K-8 628 18.2 Roman Catholic
The Goddard School - Mason I Mason PreK-K 10 10 Nonsectarian
Bishop Fenwich High School Middletown 9-12 487 13.2 Roman Catholic
Village Christian School Pleasant Plain 7-12 20 2.5 Church of Christ
Imagination Crossing Springboro K 6 6 Nonsectarian
Kids R Kids #3 Oh Springboro PreK-K 136 8 Nonsectarian
The Cinday Academy Springboro PreK-12 201 8.9 Nonsectarian
The Goddard School of Springboro Springboro PreK-K 36 18 Nonsectarian

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What Ohio pays

$6,166 for grades K-8, $8,408 for grades 9-12 Families at or below 450% of the poverty level ($148,500 for a family of four) get the full amount. Above that it is scaled down.

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