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St. Peter School

422 3rd St. Se, Washington, DC 20003Open, per Google (checked Sep 29, 2026)

PreK-8 grades
210 students
6.6 students per teacher

St. Peter School is a Roman Catholic private school in Washington, DC teaching grades PreK-8. It reported 210 students and about 6.6 students for every teacher in the 2023-24 federal survey. It is on the District of Columbia’s official OSP list.

Can you use OSP here?

✓ On the official D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program list

The state’s own list (dated September 2026) includes this school. See the official source. Lists change, so confirm with the school before you enroll.

School facts

Grades
PreK-8
Students
210
Teachers
33
Students per teacher
6.6
Student body
Coeducational
Affiliation
Roman Catholic
Setting
City

Member of: National Catholic Educational Association

These are the numbers the school gave the U.S. Department of Education for the 2023-24 school year, published in July 2026. The survey counts students in kindergarten to grade 12, not pre-K. Enrollment and staffing move every year, so ask the school for today’s figures. Where this comes from. Something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it.

St. Peter School tuition, and what OSP pays

We have not verified a tuition figure for St. Peter School yet. Every private school sets its own price and most share it on request: ask for the full-year tuition for your child’s grade plus required fees, or look for a tuition page on the school’s website. Then put the figure in the calculator below to see what OSP leaves you to pay.

Up to $10,000 for grades K to 8 and $15,000 for grades 9 to 12 (2026-27) Federally funded under the SOAR Act. EdChoice reports an average of $11,318 in 2024-25.

Figures read from each program’s official pages, October 2, 2026. Sources and how to apply

What would you pay at St. Peter School?

OSP pays between $10,000 and $15,000 depending on grade. We start with the lower figure. Change it if you know yours. An award can never be more than the school actually charges. This is arithmetic, not a quote.

Questions to ask St. Peter School

  1. What is the full-year tuition for my child’s grade, and which fees are required on top of it?
  2. Do you still take Opportunity Scholarship Program for 2026-27, and for which grades?
  3. How does the OSP award reach you, and what do families owe before it arrives?
  4. Is there a waitlist or an application deadline for my child’s grade?
  5. Do you offer financial aid, sibling discounts or payment plans?

A school is the only source for its current price and open seats. Its website or admissions office can answer these.

Other private schools nearby

SchoolGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliationMiles
Capitol Hill Day SchoolPreK-82214Nonsectarian<1
Templeton Academy ✓6-12798.8Nonsectarian<1
Gonzaga College High School ✓On the state list; not in the federal survey1
Smithsonian Early Enrichment CenterPreK-K114.6Nonsectarian1
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Academy ✓PreK-814911.1Roman Catholic2
Model Secondary School for the Deaf9-12101not reportedNonsectarian2
Caroline Education Community International PsaPreK-121,39015.6Islamic2
Muhammad University of Islam1-12224.8Islamic2

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On the official D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program list, 2026-27. Checked by ChoiceFunded.

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