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Private schools in Victoria County, TX

10 schools. About 1,852 students in all (2023-24). 7 on the state’s TEFA list.

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SchoolCityGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliation
Faith Academy ✓VictoriaPreK-1222014.2Christian (nondenominational)
Nazareth Academy Catholic School ✓VictoriaPreK-831116.4Roman Catholic
Our Lady of Victory School ✓VictoriaPreK-843212.7Roman Catholic
St. Joseph High School ✓Victoria9-1230515.3Roman Catholic
The Vine School ✓VictoriaUngraded725.5Nonsectarian
Trinity Episcopal School ✓VictoriaPreK-82569.8Episcopal
Victoria Christian School ✓VictoriaPreK-12778.2Church of Christ
Crossroads Christian SchoolVictoria4-1210613.2Nonsectarian
Methodist Day SchoolVictoriaPreK-K1118.3Methodist
Northside Baptist SchoolVictoriaPreK-66210.3Baptist

Victoria County private schools at a glance

Towns
all in Victoria
Among Texas counties
28th most private schools of 132; 1% of the state’s 1,733
Typical school
220 students (9 reporting)
Smallest and largest
Northside Baptist School, 62 students; Our Lady of Victory School, 432 students
Students per teacher
13.2 typical, 5.5 to 18.3 across 10 schools
Programs
1 special education
Co-ed or single-sex
all co-ed
Association members
4, most often the National Catholic Educational Association
To a 4-year college
91% of graduates at the typical high school (3 reporting)
Verified tuition
St. Joseph High School $11,500; Trinity Episcopal School $8,275
State program
Education savings account, $10,474 per private school student for 2026-27
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