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Private middle schools in Arlington, VA

25 in Arlington or within 6 miles. Private schools that teach any of grades 6, 7 or 8, going by the grade span each school gave the 2023-24 federal survey. Many also teach elementary or high school grades.

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.

Private schools

All 25 private middle schools in Arlington or within 6 miles

SchoolGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliationMiles
St. Thomas More Cathedral SchoolPreK-844015Roman Catholic<1
Our Savior Lutheran SchoolPreK-815915.9Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)1
St. Agnes SchoolPreK-841711.9Roman Catholic1
St. Ann Catholic SchoolPreK-82226.6Roman Catholic1
The Sycamore School5-12654.2Nonsectarian2
Rivendell SchoolK-814712.4Other religious3
St. Anthony of Padua SchoolPreK-822014.4Roman Catholic3
Veritas Collegiate AcademyK-121277.3Christian (nondenominational)3
The Village School: An Acton AcademyK-8748.2Nonsectarian3
Blessed Sacrament Grade School & Early Childhood CPreK-82439.7Roman Catholic4
Congressional SchoolPreK-83298.8Nonsectarian4
Alexandria Country Day SchoolK-81997.3Nonsectarian4
Montessori School of McLeanPreK-61039.4Nonsectarian4
Queen of Apostles Catholic SchoolK-815911Roman Catholic4
Acton Academy Falls ChurchPreK-7206.7Christian (nondenominational)4
Immanuel Lutheran SchoolPreK-831419.7Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)4
St. James Catholic SchoolPreK-844416.1Roman Catholic4
St. John the Beloved AcademyPreK-82457.9Roman Catholic5
Grace Christian AcademyPreK-88013.3Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod5
The Living Water School2-12327.4Christian (nondenominational)6
Trinity School at Meadow View7-122069.7Christian (nondenominational)6
Montessori School of Northern VirginiaPreK-71876Nonsectarian6
Westminster SchoolPreK-82047Nonsectarian6
Pinecrest SchoolPreK-6716.3Nonsectarian6
Washington International AcademyPreK-81585.6Islamic6

What Virginia pays

Up to the state share of per-pupil public school funding where you live The ceiling differs by school division. Students with disabilities at licensed special education schools can receive up to three times that share. In fiscal 2025, 5,336 scholarships were reported against $15.3 million in donor credits.

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

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