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Private schools in Arlington County, VA

15 schools. About 2,973 students in all (2023-24).

Arlington County private schools at a glance

There are 15 private schools in Arlington County. By affiliation: 4 Catholic, 2 other Christian, 7 nonsectarian, 2 of other faiths. 13 teach elementary grades and 3 teach high school; 6 are Montessori. All of them are co-ed. 9 report membership in a school association, most often the Association Montessori International (2023-24 federal survey). Of the 3 high schools that reported it, the typical one sends 99% of graduates on to a 4-year college (2023-24 federal survey). The typical school has about 118 students and 8.2 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
Arlington Montessori HouseArlingtonPreK-K126Nonsectarian
Bishop Denis J. Oconnell High SchoolArlington9-121,1559.5Roman Catholic
Chesterbrook Montessori SchoolArlingtonPreK-K155Nonsectarian
Chesterbrook Montessori School-Arlington ForestArlingtonPreK-K3not reportedNonsectarian
Children's House Montessori SchoolArlingtonPreK-Transitional K22Other religious
Full Circle Montessori SchoolArlingtonUngraded11839.3Nonsectarian
Metta Montessori SchoolArlingtonPreK-3174.2Nonsectarian
Our Savior Lutheran SchoolArlingtonPreK-815915.9Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)
Rivendell SchoolArlingtonK-814712.4Other religious
St. Agnes SchoolArlingtonPreK-841711.9Roman Catholic
St. Ann Catholic SchoolArlingtonPreK-82226.6Roman Catholic
St. Thomas More Cathedral SchoolArlingtonPreK-844015Roman Catholic
The Sycamore SchoolArlington5-12654.2Nonsectarian
The Village School: An Acton AcademyArlingtonK-8748.2Nonsectarian
Veritas Collegiate AcademyArlingtonK-121277.3Christian (nondenominational)

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