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185 results for schools located in Nebraska, with type Regular elementary or secondary and with survey responses since 2017.

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Pius X High School

6000 A ST, LINCOLN, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1956

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

15%
Students:

1,087
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Creighton Preparatory School

7400 WESTERN AVE, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1878

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

9%
Students:

975
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Wenceslaus School

15353 PACIFIC ST, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1985

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

17%
Students:

763
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Vincent Del. Paul School

14330 EAGLE RUN DR, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1993

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

62%
Students:

744
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Vj & Angela Skutt Catholic High School

3131 S 156TH ST, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1993

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

13%
Students:

724
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Marian High School

7400 MILITARY AVE, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1955

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

57%
Students:

694
Most Recent Data:

2019–20

St. Patrick’s Catholic School

20500 W MAPLE RD, ELKHORN, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

11%
Students:

648
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Stephen the Martyr School

16701 S ST, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1992

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

15%
Students:

624
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Pius X/St Leo Elementary School

6905 BLONDO ST, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1955

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

-2%
Students:

601
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Lincoln Christian Elem/Jr-Sr

5801 S 84TH ST, LINCOLN, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian • Est. 1978

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

22%
Students:

597
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

St. Robert Bellarmine School

11900 PACIFIC ST, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1968

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

65%
Students:

518
Most Recent Data:

2019–20

Cornerstone Christian School

1001 FORT CROOK RD N STE 200, BELLEVUE, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Other Religion • Est. 1984

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

47%
Students:

516
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Mary Our Queen School

3405 S 119TH ST, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1965

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

21%
Students:

513
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Margaret Mary School

123 N 61ST ST, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1921

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

66%
Students:

508
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Columbkille School

224 E 5TH ST, PAPILLION, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1916

Mostly:

Hisp.
Racial Difference:

22%
Students:

502
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

North American Martyrs School

1101 ISAAC DR, LINCOLN, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

6%
Students:

444
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Thomas More School

3515 S 48TH AVE, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1960

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

29%
Students:

430
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

Gross Catholic High School

7700 S 43RD ST, BELLEVUE, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1968

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

51%
Students:

429
Most Recent Data:

2019–20

St. Joseph School

1940 S 77TH ST, LINCOLN, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1978

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

29%
Students:

410
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. James Seton School

4720 N 90TH ST, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1965

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

54%
Students:

408
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Aquinas Middle High School

3420 MN RD, DAVID CITY, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1960

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

14%
Students:

406
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Concordia Jr.-Sr. High School

15656 FORT ST, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Lutheran

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

63%
Students:

398
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Archbishop Bergan Catholic School

545 E 4TH ST, FREMONT, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1960

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

34%
Students:

385
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

Lifegate Christian School

15555 W DODGE RD, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian • Est. 1988

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

9%
Students:

383
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Brownell Talbot College Preparatory School

400 N HAPPY HOLLOW BLVD, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

40%
Students:

365
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Catholic High School of Kearney

110 E 35TH ST, KEARNEY, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1960

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

13%
Students:

363
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Roncalli Catholic High School

6401 SORENSEN PKWY, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1964

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

21%
Students:

340
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart

3601 BURT ST, OMAHA, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1881

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

57%
Students:

340
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Cathedral of the Risen Christ School

3245 S 37TH ST, LINCOLN, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1953

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

6%
Students:

336
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Patrick Jr. Sr. High School

500 S SILBER AVE, NORTH PLATTE, NE

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1891

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

8%
Students:

325
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

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