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Private schools in Bucks County, PA

74 schools across Bensalem, Bristol, Fairless Hills, Levittown and other towns. About 9,262 students in all (2023-24). 13 on the state’s OSTC list.

Bucks County private schools at a glance

There are 74 private schools in Bucks County. By affiliation: 17 Catholic, 12 other Christian, 42 nonsectarian, 2 of other faiths, and 1 not reported in the federal survey. 61 teach elementary grades and 15 teach high school; 7 are Montessori. 1 is all-girls and 3 are all-boys. 23 report membership in a school association, most often the National Catholic Educational Association (2023-24 federal survey). Of the 14 high schools that reported it, the typical one sends 75% of graduates on to a 4-year college (2023-24 federal survey). The typical school has about 34 students and 10.1 students per teacher (2023-24 federal survey). 13 are on the official OSTC list.

Affiliation, co-ed or single-sex, association membership and the share of graduates going on to a 4-year college come from the 2023-24 federal Private School Universe survey.

SchoolCityGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliation
Philadelphia Christian Center Academy ✓BensalemPreK-7527.3Nonsectarian
St. Mark Elementary School ✓BristolK-818020Roman Catholic
Conwell Egan Catholic High School ✓Fairless Hills9-1267018.6Roman Catholic
Holy Family Regional Catholic School ✓LevittownK-824218.6Roman Catholic
Hope Lutheran School and Preschool ✓LevittownK-8718.8Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)
St. Michael the Archangel ✓LevittownPreK-818417.4Roman Catholic
Holy Trinity School ✓MorrisvilleOn the state list; not in the federal survey
George School ✓Newtown9-1253324.4Friends, all-boys
St. Andrew School ✓NewtownPreK-858516.7Roman Catholic
St. Isidore Elementary School ✓QuakertownPreK-818015.1Roman Catholic
Archbishop Wood High School ✓Warminster9-1273919.2Roman Catholic
St., Joseph St. Robert School ✓WarringtonPreK-817811.6Roman Catholic
Abrams Hebrew Academy ✓YardleyPreK-81716.5Jewish
Holy Ghost PrepBensalem9-1243912.2Roman Catholic, all-boys
St. Charles Borromeo SchoolBensalemPreK-816013.6Roman Catholic
St. Ephrem SchoolBensalemPreK-830114.1Roman Catholic
St. Katharine Drexel SchoolBensalem8-12132.6Roman Catholic, all-boys
Pennridge Christian AcademyBlooming GlenPreK-K77Pentecostal
Abacus Montessori AcademyChalfontK1010Nonsectarian
Chesterbrook AcademyChalfontPreK-K168Nonsectarian
St. Jude Catholic Education CenterChalfontPreK-828114.9Roman Catholic
Building Blocks Learning CenterDoylestownPreK-K1818Nonsectarian
Children's Village at Doylestown HospitalDoylestownPreK-K2412Nonsectarian
Good Beginnings KindergartenDoylestownPreK-Transitional K1610Christian (nondenominational)
Lifeworks AcademyDoylestown4-121493.9Nonsectarian
Our Lady of Mt Carmel SchoolDoylestownPreK-836213Roman Catholic
The Curiosity ShoppeDoylestownK124Christian (nondenominational)
The Goddard SchoolDoylestownPreK-K1515Nonsectarian
The Goddard SchoolDoylestownPreK-K1414Nonsectarian
Windmill Day SchoolDoylestownPreK-K1717Nonsectarian
Calvary Christian SchoolFairless HillsPreK-811710.1Pentecostal
Children's House of Bucks CountyFairless HillsPreK-Transitional K44Nonsectarian
Faith Baptist Christian AcademyFairless HillsPreK-12918.3Baptist
The Pen Ryn SchoolFairless HillsPreK-82108.1Nonsectarian
Kiddie AcademyFeasterville TrevosePreK-K1111Nonsectarian
Small Wonders at Temple JudeaFurlongPreK-Transitional K3411.3Nonsectarian
Villa Joseph Marie High SchoolHolland9-1231210.1Roman Catholic, all-girls
Rainbow Academy for Little ScholarsIvylandPreK-K2222Nonsectarian
The Goddard SchoolJamisonPreK-K1515Nonsectarian
Buckingham Friends SchoolLahaskaK-81627.1Friends
Breezy Point Day SchoolLanghornePreK-K1010Nonsectarian
Woods ServicesLanghorneUngraded1708.5Nonsectarian
The Montessori SchoolMorrisvillePreK-Transitional K4not reportedNonsectarian
Valley Day SchoolMorrisville2-12604.6Nonsectarian
A Childs WorldNewtownPreK-K1111Nonsectarian
Chesterbrook AcademyNewtownPreK-Transitional 1st22not reportedNonsectarian
Montessori Community School of NewtownNewtownPreK-K185.3Nonsectarian
Shir Ami Early Learning CenterNewtownPreK-K2814Jewish
Springtime SchoolNewtownUngraded234.6Nonsectarian
Explore and Learn ChildcarePerkasiePreK-K66Nonsectarian
TLC Childcare CenterPerkasiePreK-K147Nonsectarian
Kiddie Academy of PlumsteadvillePlumsteadvillePreK-K1910Nonsectarian
Plumstead Christian SchoolPlumsteadvillePreK-1237910.2Christian (nondenominational)
Faith Christian AcademyQuakertown6-1258212.3Christian (nondenominational)
Lifespan School & DaycareQuakertownPreK-K1010Nonsectarian
Quakertown Christian SchoolQuakertownPreK-1220210.3Mennonite
United Friends SchoolQuakertownPreK-8735.6Friends
Grand View Hosp Childrens CenterSellersvillePreK-K1414Nonsectarian
Schoolhouse Learning Center-SellersvilleSellersvilleK1212Nonsectarian
Kids Are FirstSellervillePreK-K2020Nonsectarian
Solebury Montessori SchoolSoleburyK99Nonsectarian
Jolly Toddlers Child Care Center & SchoolSouthamptonPreK-K1not reportedNonsectarian
Our Lady of Good Counsel SchoolSouthamptonPreK-821912.2Roman Catholic
Right Steps of ChurchvilleSouthamptonK1010Nonsectarian
Neshaminy Valley Montessori SchoolTrevosePreK-318not reportedNonsectarian
River Valley Waldorf SchoolUpper Black EddyPreK-8886.2Nonsectarian
Comprehensive Learning CenterWarminsterUngraded344.2Nonsectarian
Keystone Freedom AcademyWarminster5-12477.8Nonsectarian
Montessori Children HouseWarminsterPreK-K55Nonsectarian
Rainbow AcademyWarminsterK185not reportedNonsectarian
Central Bucks Childrens AcademyWarringtonPreK-K1010Nonsectarian
Merakey Education and Autism WarringtonWarrington7-12105Nonsectarian
New Hope AcademyYardley6-121243.2Nonsectarian
St. Ignatius Elementary SchoolYardleyPreK-820810.5Roman Catholic

On the state’s official list Other private schools

What Pennsylvania pays

Set by each scholarship organization. Opportunity Scholarships go up to $8,500, or $15,000 for a student with a disability EITC has no statewide maximum, and no scholarship may exceed tuition and fees. Students at schools in the economically disadvantaged schools supplement can get up to $2,000 more ($4,000 in secondary school). The state’s September 2026 OSTC guidelines restate the $8,500 and $15,000 maximums. EdChoice reports average awards of $2,613 (EITC) and $2,699 (OSTC) in 2022-23.

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