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Mapleton School District 1
Denver, Colorado • 2021–22
Public Schools:
6.7K students • 81% Hisp.
Private Schools:
121 students • 82% Hisp.
Racial Difference:
1%
Northern Bedford County School District
Loysburg, Pennsylvania • 2021–22
Public Schools:
866 students • 97% White
Private Schools:
121 students • 96% White
Racial Difference:
-1%
Laconia School District
Laconia, New Hampshire • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.8K students • 88% White
Private Schools:
121 students • 90% White
Racial Difference:
2%
Geneva Area City School District
Geneva, Ohio • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.1K students • 90% White
Private Schools:
121 students • 50% White
Racial Difference:
-40%
Banks School District 13
Banks, Oregon • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.0K students • 83% White
Private Schools:
121 students • 79% White
Racial Difference:
-4%
Littleton School District
Littleton, Massachusetts • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.6K students • 80% White
Private Schools:
120 students • 58% White
Racial Difference:
-21%
Union Free School District of the Tarrytowns
Sleepy Hollow, New York • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.6K students • 60% Hisp.
Private Schools:
120 students • 47% White
Racial Difference:
16%
Middletown School District
Middletown, Rhode Island • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.0K students • 65% White
Private Schools:
120 students • 63% White
Racial Difference:
-3%
Putnam School District
Putnam, Connecticut • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.1K students • 75% White
Private Schools:
120 students • 51% White
Racial Difference:
-25%
Remsenburg-Speonk Union Free School District
Remsenburg, New York • 2019–20
Public Schools:
132 students • 73% White
Private Schools:
120 students • 34% Asian Am.
Racial Difference:
33%
Marquette Area Public Schools
Marquette, Michigan • 2021–22
Public Schools:
3.5K students • 87% White
Private Schools:
120 students • 93% White
Racial Difference:
7%
Merrick Union Free School District
Merrick, New York • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.5K students • 82% White
Private Schools:
120 students • 27% Hisp.
Racial Difference:
17%
Pleasant Plains Community Unit School District 8
Pleasant Plains, Illinois • 2019–20
Public Schools:
1.3K students • 93% White
Private Schools:
120 students • 92% White
Racial Difference:
-1%
Long Hill Township School District
Gillette, New Jersey • 2021–22
Public Schools:
830 students • 75% White
Private Schools:
120 students • 58% Asian Am.
Racial Difference:
51%
Bibb County School District
Centreville, Alabama • 2017–18
Public Schools:
3.3K students • 73% White
Private Schools:
120 students • 83% White
Racial Difference:
11%
Brawley Elementary School District
Brawley, California • 2021–22
Public Schools:
3.8K students • 96% Hisp.
Private Schools:
120 students • 69% Hisp.
Racial Difference:
-27%
Carmel Central School District
Patterson, New York • 2021–22
Public Schools:
3.8K students • 58% White
Private Schools:
120 students • 85% White
Racial Difference:
28%
Hatboro-Horsham School District
Horsham, Pennsylvania • 2021–22
Public Schools:
4.2K students • 73% White
Private Schools:
119 students • 66% White
Racial Difference:
-8%
Bessemer City School District
Bessemer, Alabama • 2021–22
Public Schools:
3.4K students • 79% Black
Private Schools:
119 students • 100% Black
Racial Difference:
21%
Clermont Northeastern Local School District
Batavia, Ohio • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.3K students • 94% White
Private Schools:
119 students • 93% White
Racial Difference:
0%
Westby Area School District
Westby, Wisconsin • 2021–22
Public Schools:
992 students • 94% White
Private Schools:
119 students • 98% White
Racial Difference:
4%
Duplin County Schools
Kenansville, North Carolina • 2021–22
Public Schools:
9.7K students • 45% Hisp.
Private Schools:
119 students • 78% White
Racial Difference:
49%
Northmont City School District
Englewood, Ohio • 2019–20
Public Schools:
4.9K students • 66% White
Private Schools:
119 students • 50% White
Racial Difference:
-16%
Breckenridge Public School District
Breckenridge, Minnesota • 2017–18
Public Schools:
647 students • 87% White
Private Schools:
119 students • 97% White
Racial Difference:
11%
Lyme School District
Lyme, New Hampshire • 2021–22
Public Schools:
198 students • 92% White
Private Schools:
119 students • 84% White
Racial Difference:
-8%
Redwood Area School District
Redwood Falls, Minnesota • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.1K students • 62% White
Private Schools:
119 students • 95% White
Racial Difference:
33%
Quitman County School District
Marks, Mississippi • 2019–20
Public Schools:
973 students • 97% Black
Private Schools:
119 students • 89% White
Racial Difference:
87%
Dyersburg City School District
Dyersburg, Tennessee • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.6K students • 46% White
Private Schools:
119 students • 92% White
Racial Difference:
46%
Mandan Public School District 1
Mandan, North Dakota • 2021–22
Public Schools:
4.3K students • 77% White
Private Schools:
119 students • 89% White
Racial Difference:
12%
Brunswick
Brunswick, Maine • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.5K students • 84% White
Private Schools:
119 students • 94% White
Racial Difference:
11%

About This Data

Where is this data from?

Most of the data we use comes from the National Center for Education Statistics’ Private School Universe Survey, which has aimed to gather information about U.S. private schools every other year since 1989. Because the regulation of private schools is handled differently by state, there is no comprehensive list of every private school in the country. The PSS attempts to approximate such a list using various sources, including state education departments, private school associations and religious organizations, and, in some areas, online yellow pages and local government offices.

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Why are private schools listed under public school districts?

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by Sergio Hernández, Nat Lash and Brandon Roberts

Jeff Frankl contributed design. Mollie Simon contributed research.

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