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Tukwila School District
Tukwila, Washington • 2021–22
Public Schools:
3.4K students • 30% Hisp.
Private Schools:
43 students • 84% White
Racial Difference:
72%
Wythe County Public Schools
Wytheville, Virginia • 2021–22
Public Schools:
3.8K students • 92% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 84% White
Racial Difference:
-8%
Triad Community Unit School District 2
Troy, Illinois • 2019–20
Public Schools:
4.0K students • 91% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 93% Hisp.
Racial Difference:
92%
Tallmadge City School District
Tallmadge, Ohio • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.5K students • 82% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 77% White
Racial Difference:
-5%
Crawford County R-I School District
Bourbon, Missouri • 2021–22
Public Schools:
903 students • 93% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 98% White
Racial Difference:
4%
Mingus Union High School District
Cottonwood, Arizona • 2017–18
Public Schools:
1.2K students • 58% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 84% White
Racial Difference:
26%
Maries County R-I School District
Vienna, Missouri • 2021–22
Public Schools:
491 students • 97% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
3%
Cullman County School District
Cullman, Alabama • 2021–22
Public Schools:
9.7K students • 86% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 86% White
Racial Difference:
1%
Todd County School District 66-1
Mission, South Dakota • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.0K students • 96% Am. Ind. / Ala. Nat.
Private Schools:
43 students • 86% Am. Ind. / Ala. Nat.
Racial Difference:
-10%
Mount Adams School District
White Swan, Washington • 2017–18
Public Schools:
982 students • 53% Am. Ind. / Ala. Nat.
Private Schools:
43 students • 72% White
Racial Difference:
65%
North Lake School District 14
Silver Lake, Oregon • 2017–18
Public Schools:
212 students • 80% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
20%
Plainville Unified School District 270
Plainville, Kansas • 2021–22
Public Schools:
361 students • 95% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 93% White
Racial Difference:
-2%
Buford City School District
Buford, Georgia • 2021–22
Public Schools:
5.8K students • 49% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 47% Hisp.
Racial Difference:
19%
Cascade Union Elementary School District
Anderson, California • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.6K students • 56% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 74% White
Racial Difference:
19%
Dolton School District 149
Calumet City, Illinois • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.3K students • 94% Black
Private Schools:
43 students • 100% Black
Racial Difference:
6%
Sylacauga City School District
Sylacauga, Alabama • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.1K students • 52% White
Private Schools:
43 students • 93% White
Racial Difference:
41%
Cascade School District 422
Cascade, Idaho • 2021–22
Public Schools:
221 students • 90% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 81% White
Racial Difference:
-9%
Kingston K-14 School District
Cadet, Missouri • 2021–22
Public Schools:
827 students • 96% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 98% White
Racial Difference:
1%
Lynnville-Sully Community School District
Sully, Iowa • 2021–22
Public Schools:
518 students • 97% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
3%
Bucyrus City School District
Bucyrus, Ohio • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.1K students • 91% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 98% White
Racial Difference:
7%
Minisink Valley Central School District
Slate Hill, New York • 2021–22
Public Schools:
3.4K students • 71% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 36% Hisp.
Racial Difference:
16%
Chesterfield Township School District
Chesterfield, New Jersey • 2021–22
Public Schools:
708 students • 55% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 62% Black
Racial Difference:
58%
Mansfield School District
Storrs, Connecticut • 2021–22
Public Schools:
996 students • 64% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 33% White
Racial Difference:
-31%
Regional School District 14
Woodbury, Connecticut • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.6K students • 86% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 95% White
Racial Difference:
9%
Farmingdale Union Free School District
Farmingdale, New York • 2021–22
Public Schools:
5.2K students • 55% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 95% Black
Racial Difference:
89%
Minocqua Joint No. 1 School District
Minocqua, Wisconsin • 2021–22
Public Schools:
555 students • 88% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
12%
Crystal City Independent School District
Crystal City, Texas • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.8K students • 99% Hisp.
Private Schools:
42 students • 86% Hisp.
Racial Difference:
-14%
Edgar School District
Edgar, Wisconsin • 2021–22
Public Schools:
594 students • 95% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
5%
Pine River-Backus Public School District
Pine River, Minnesota • 2021–22
Public Schools:
915 students • 93% White
Private Schools:
42 students • 93% White
Racial Difference:
0%
Okmulgee Public Schools
Okmulgee, Oklahoma • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.1K students • 34% Am. Ind. / Ala. Nat.
Private Schools:
42 students • 38% White
Racial Difference:
12%

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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