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Private schools in Crawford County, PA

18 schools across Cambridge Springs, Centerville, Cochranton, Conneautville and other towns. About 665 students in all (2023-24).

Crawford County private schools at a glance

There are 18 private schools in Crawford County. By affiliation: 1 Catholic, 16 other Christian, 1 nonsectarian. 18 teach elementary grades and 4 teach high school. 1 is all-girls; the rest are co-ed. 2 report membership in a school association, most often the Association of Christian Schools International (2023-24 federal survey). The typical school has about 28 students and 13 students per teacher (2023-24 federal survey).

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
Cussewago Mennonite SchoolCambridge Springs1-9379.2Mennonite
Dyne Road SchoolCenterville1-72216.9Amish
Melody Echoes SchoolCochranton1-93411.3Amish
Rundell Christian Day SchoolConneautville1-8186Amish
Westview Christian School (Amish)Conneautville1-82311.5Amish
Blooming Valley Mennonite SchoolGuys Mills1-8115.5Mennonite
Faith Builders Christian SchoolGuys Mills1-1211210.2Mennonite
Pleasant Valley SchoolHartstown1-82828Amish
Fish Creek SchoolLinesville1-83417Amish
Learning Center K-8 SchoolMeadvilleK-8617.8Nonsectarian
Seton Catholic SchoolMeadvillePreK-812510.5Roman Catholic
French Creek MennoniteSagertown1-10328Mennonite
Brush Run Amish SchoolSpartansburg1-72525Amish
Log Cabin SchoolSpartansburg1-81313Amish
Shady Lane SchoolSpartansburg1-82417.1Amish
Windy Hill Amish SchoolSpartansburg1-81919Amish
C/O Pete MillerSpringboro2-81616Amish
New Horizon Amish SchoolVenango1-83115.5Amish, all-girls

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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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