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Private schools in Williamson County, TN

19 schools across Brentwood, Franklin, Spring Hill. About 3,025 students in all (2023-24).

School City Grades Students Per teacher Affiliation
Currey Ingram Academy Brentwood K-12 392 4.5 Nonsectarian
Gateway Academy at the Learning Lab Brentwood 2-12 26 1.3 Nonsectarian
Otter Creek Kindergarten & Preschool Brentwood PreK-K 27 13.5 Church of Christ
Chesterton Academy of the Incarnation Franklin 9-11 24 4.9 Roman Catholic
Cool Springs Montessori Franklin K 32 4 Nonsectarian
Franklin Christian Academy Franklin 5-12 379 14.4 Christian (nondenominational)
Fusion Academy Franklin Franklin 6-12 23 2.3 Nonsectarian
Galileo Education Inc Franklin K-11 43 8.6 Nonsectarian
Generations Christian Academy Franklin K-10 134 12.3 Christian (nondenominational)
Grace Christian Academy Franklin PreK-12 833 14.3 Christian (nondenominational)
Harpeth Montessori Franklin PreK-5 45 6.4 Nonsectarian
High Hopes Development Center Franklin PreK-Transitional K 20 1.1 Nonsectarian
Montessori School of Franklin Franklin PreK-4 28 5.6 Nonsectarian
New Hope Academy Franklin PreK-6 193 8.9 Christian (nondenominational)
Primrose School of Cool Springs Franklin PreK-Transitional K 12 12 Nonsectarian
St. Matthew Catholic School Franklin PreK-8 418 15.7 Roman Catholic
Thales Academy Franklin PreK-7 283 13.5 Nonsectarian
Trinitas Classical Academy Franklin PreK-12 89 7.1 Christian (nondenominational)
Primrose School of Spring Hill Spring Hill PreK-K 24 12 Nonsectarian

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What Tennessee pays

$7,530 per student for 2026-27

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