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Schools (25,079) Districts (5,735)
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Bedford School District
Bedford, New Hampshire • 2021–22
Public Schools:
4.2K students • 79% White
Private Schools:
12 students • 92% White
Racial Difference:
12%
Haralson County School District
Tallapoosa, Georgia • 2017–18
Public Schools:
3.5K students • 90% White
Private Schools:
12 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
10%
Raymore-Peculiar R-II School District
Peculiar, Missouri • 2021–22
Public Schools:
6.3K students • 73% White
Private Schools:
12 students • 83% White
Racial Difference:
11%
Gilmer County School District
Glenville, West Virginia • 2019–20
Public Schools:
806 students • 97% White
Private Schools:
12 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
3%
Central A & M Community Unit School District 21
Assumption, Illinois • 2021–22
Public Schools:
706 students • 96% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 91% White
Racial Difference:
-5%
Bernalillo Public Schools
Bernalillo, New Mexico • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.7K students • 49% Am. Ind. / Ala. Nat.
Private Schools:
11 students • 100% Am. Ind. / Ala. Nat.
Racial Difference:
51%
Cumberland County Public Schools
Cumberland, Virginia • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.2K students • 49% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 73% White
Racial Difference:
23%
Kamiah Joint School District 304
Kamiah, Idaho • 2021–22
Public Schools:
402 students • 68% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 91% White
Racial Difference:
23%
Truth or Consequences Schools
T Or C, New Mexico • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.3K students • 51% Hisp.
Private Schools:
11 students • 82% White
Racial Difference:
37%
Deptford Township School District
Deptford, New Jersey • 2021–22
Public Schools:
6.1K students • 59% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 64% White
Racial Difference:
5%
Polk County School District
Cedartown, Georgia • 2021–22
Public Schools:
7.9K students • 56% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 91% Hisp.
Racial Difference:
67%
Hot Springs County School District 1
Thermopolis, Wyoming • 2021–22
Public Schools:
655 students • 86% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 73% White
Racial Difference:
-13%
Justus-Tiawah Public School
Claremore, Oklahoma • 2021–22
Public Schools:
514 students • 47% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 45% White
Racial Difference:
-2%
Vienna School District 55
Vienna, Illinois • 2017–18
Public Schools:
423 students • 95% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 82% White
Racial Difference:
-13%
Clatskanie School District 6J
Clatskanie, Oregon • 2019–20
Public Schools:
723 students • 79% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 73% White
Racial Difference:
-6%
Mount Mansfield Unified Union School District #401
Jericho, Vermont • 2021–22
Public Schools:
2.6K students • 92% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
8%
Fort Thomas Unified District
Fort Thomas, Arizona • 2021–22
Public Schools:
612 students • 95% Am. Ind. / Ala. Nat.
Private Schools:
11 students • 100% Am. Ind. / Ala. Nat.
Racial Difference:
5%
Jasper City School District
Jasper, Alabama • 2019–20
Public Schools:
2.7K students • 67% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 91% White
Racial Difference:
24%
Hurley School District
Hurley, Wisconsin • 2021–22
Public Schools:
533 students • 93% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
7%
Gill-Montague School District
Turners Falls, Massachusetts • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.4K students • 81% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
19%
Mount Markham Central School District
West Winfield, New York • 2019–20
Public Schools:
1.1K students • 96% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
4%
Mount Pleasant Independent School District
Mount Pleasant, Texas • 2021–22
Public Schools:
5.1K students • 71% Hisp.
Private Schools:
11 students • 64% White
Racial Difference:
48%
Monroe County School District
Tompkinsville, Kentucky • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.8K students • 87% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 100% Hisp.
Racial Difference:
92%
Hartford Union High School District
Hartford, Wisconsin • 2017–18
Public Schools:
1.4K students • 88% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
12%
Lee County School District
Opelika, Alabama • 2021–22
Public Schools:
9.3K students • 65% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 100% White
Racial Difference:
35%
Bonham Independent School District
Bonham, Texas • 2021–22
Public Schools:
1.7K students • 56% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 82% White
Racial Difference:
26%
Riverton Borough School District
Riverton, New Jersey • 2021–22
Public Schools:
299 students • 83% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 73% White
Racial Difference:
-10%
Mansfield Township School District
Columbus, New Jersey • 2017–18
Public Schools:
560 students • 69% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 82% White
Racial Difference:
13%
Trinity Area School District
Washington, Pennsylvania • 2021–22
Public Schools:
3.3K students • 90% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 73% Black
Racial Difference:
71%
Flanagan-Cornell District 74
Flanagan, Illinois • 2021–22
Public Schools:
314 students • 89% White
Private Schools:
11 students • 73% White
Racial Difference:
-17%

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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by Sergio Hernández, Nat Lash and Brandon Roberts

Jeff Frankl contributed design. Mollie Simon contributed research.

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