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Schools (25,079) Districts (5,735)
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Winnacunnet Cooperative School District
Hampton, New Hampshire • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.1K students • 95% White
Private Schools:
17 students • 71% White
Racial Difference:
-24%
Pepin Area School District
Pepin, Wisconsin • 2021–22
Public Schools:
242 students • 95% White
Private Schools:
17 students • 41% Multi.
Racial Difference:
40%
Sequatchie County School District
Dunlap, Tennessee • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.0K students • 88% White
Private Schools:
17 students • 76% White
Racial Difference:
-11%
Westerly School District
Westerly, Rhode Island • 2017–18
Public Schools:
2.6K students • 79% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 63% White
Racial Difference:
-17%
Fulda Public School District
Fulda, Minnesota • 2017–18
Public Schools:
329 students • 84% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
16%
Moriarty Municipal Schools
Moriarty, New Mexico • 2017–18
Public Schools:
2.9K students • 53% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 88% White
Racial Difference:
35%
Potosi School District
Potosi, Wisconsin • 2021–22
Public Schools:
301 students • 96% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
4%
Roxana Community Unit School District 1
Roxana, Illinois • 2019–20
Public Schools:
1.8K students • 89% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
11%
Swain County Schools
Bryson City, North Carolina • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.1K students • 66% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 63% White
Racial Difference:
-4%
Cassopolis Public Schools
Cassopolis, Michigan • 2017–18
Public Schools:
951 students • 61% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 100% Black
Racial Difference:
86%
Ludlow Mt. Holly Unified Union School District
Ludlow, Vermont • 2021–22
Public Schools:
207 students • 89% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
11%
Pennoyer School District 79
Norridge, Illinois • 2021–22
Public Schools:
401 students • 72% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 75% White
Racial Difference:
3%
Yough School District
Herminie, Pennsylvania • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.8K students • 93% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
7%
South Lane School District 45J
Cottage Grove, Oregon • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.8K students • 81% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 69% White
Racial Difference:
-12%
Norwood-Norfolk Central School District
Norwood, New York • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.0K students • 98% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
3%
Goshen Local School District
Goshen, Ohio • 2021–22
Public Schools:
3.0K students • 89% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 88% White
Racial Difference:
-2%
Byram Hills Central School District
Armonk, New York • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.3K students • 81% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 38% Multi.
Racial Difference:
33%
Bertha-Hewitt Public School District
Bertha, Minnesota • 2017–18
Public Schools:
478 students • 93% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
7%
Larimore Public School District 44
Larimore, North Dakota • 2019–20
Public Schools:
400 students • 84% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 94% White
Racial Difference:
10%
Jefferson Township Local School District
Dayton, Ohio • 2019–20
Public Schools:
259 students • 75% Black
Private Schools:
16 students • 50% White
Racial Difference:
37%
Fremont RE-2
Florence, Colorado • 2017–18
Public Schools:
1.3K students • 79% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 94% White
Racial Difference:
15%
Baraga Area Schools
Baraga, Michigan • 2021–22
Public Schools:
334 students • 49% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
51%
Lancaster Independent School District
Lancaster, Texas • 2019–20
Public Schools:
9.2K students • 72% Black
Private Schools:
16 students • 100% Black
Racial Difference:
28%
Buhler Unified School District 313
Buhler, Kansas • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.4K students • 87% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 75% White
Racial Difference:
-13%
Warren County Schools
Warrenton, North Carolina • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.9K students • 62% Black
Private Schools:
16 students • 81% White
Racial Difference:
69%
Franklin County School District
Carnesville, Georgia • 2021–22
Public Schools:
3.6K students • 73% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 88% White
Racial Difference:
14%
Carmichaels Area School District
Carmichaels, Pennsylvania • 2017–18
Public Schools:
1.1K students • 96% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 94% White
Racial Difference:
-2%
Diboll Independent School District
Diboll, Texas • 2017–18
Public Schools:
1.7K students • 53% Hisp.
Private Schools:
16 students • 81% White
Racial Difference:
49%
Roosevelt Union Free School District
Roosevelt, New York • 2019–20
Public Schools:
4.1K students • 51% Hisp.
Private Schools:
16 students • 88% Black
Racial Difference:
39%
Brooke County School District
Wellsburg, West Virginia • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.6K students • 95% White
Private Schools:
16 students • 94% White
Racial Difference:
-1%

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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