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New York City Department Of Education
New York, New York • 2021–22
Public Schools:
984.3K students • 42% Hisp.
Private Schools:
136.1K students • 65% White
Racial Difference:
51%
Los Angeles Unified School District
Los Angeles, California • 2021–22
Public Schools:
553.8K students • 75% Hisp.
Private Schools:
63.3K students • 49% White
Racial Difference:
40%
Dade County School District
Miami, Florida • 2021–22
Public Schools:
328.9K students • 73% Hisp.
Private Schools:
59.9K students • 61% Hisp.
Racial Difference:
-12%
Chicago Public School District 299
Chicago, Illinois • 2021–22
Public Schools:
331.9K students • 46% Hisp.
Private Schools:
38.3K students • 51% White
Racial Difference:
40%
Broward County School District
Fort Lauderdale, Florida • 2021–22
Public Schools:
256.5K students • 39% Black
Private Schools:
33.7K students • 42% White
Racial Difference:
25%
Lakewood Township School District
Lakewood, New Jersey • 2021–22
Public Schools:
5.4K students • 88% Hisp.
Private Schools:
30.3K students • 98% White
Racial Difference:
93%
Hawaii Department of Education
Honolulu, Hawaii • 2021–22
Public Schools:
168.9K students • 26% Haw. / Pac. Isl.
Private Schools:
26.7K students • 29% Multi.
Racial Difference:
11%
Palm Beach County School District
West Palm Beach, Florida • 2021–22
Public Schools:
191.0K students • 37% Hisp.
Private Schools:
23.5K students • 64% White
Racial Difference:
35%
Orange County School District
Orlando, Florida • 2021–22
Public Schools:
215.7K students • 42% Hisp.
Private Schools:
23.4K students • 36% White
Racial Difference:
10%
Montgomery County Public Schools
Rockville, Maryland • 2021–22
Public Schools:
158.1K students • 33% Hisp.
Private Schools:
22.8K students • 59% White
Racial Difference:
34%
Milwaukee School District
Milwaukee, Wisconsin • 2021–22
Public Schools:
75.6K students • 49% Black
Private Schools:
22.7K students • 46% Black
Racial Difference:
-3%
Philadelphia City School District
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • 2021–22
Public Schools:
180.9K students • 51% Black
Private Schools:
22.1K students • 47% White
Racial Difference:
33%
Duval County School District
Jacksonville, Florida • 2021–22
Public Schools:
130.0K students • 42% Black
Private Schools:
20.2K students • 54% White
Racial Difference:
23%
Houston Independent School District
Houston, Texas • 2021–22
Public Schools:
225.6K students • 65% Hisp.
Private Schools:
19.5K students • 50% White
Racial Difference:
44%
San Francisco Unified School District
San Francisco, California • 2021–22
Public Schools:
56.1K students • 34% Asian Am.
Private Schools:
19.1K students • 43% White
Racial Difference:
29%
Hillsborough County School District
Tampa, Florida • 2021–22
Public Schools:
223.9K students • 38% Hisp.
Private Schools:
18.5K students • 48% White
Racial Difference:
17%
Dallas Independent School District
Dallas, Texas • 2021–22
Public Schools:
175.1K students • 70% Hisp.
Private Schools:
18.1K students • 53% White
Racial Difference:
48%
Baltimore County Public Schools
Towson, Maryland • 2021–22
Public Schools:
111.1K students • 40% Black
Private Schools:
18.1K students • 75% White
Racial Difference:
42%
Jefferson County School District
Louisville, Kentucky • 2021–22
Public Schools:
93.9K students • 39% White
Private Schools:
18.1K students • 81% White
Racial Difference:
42%
Fulton County School District
Sandy Springs, Georgia • 2021–22
Public Schools:
92.0K students • 43% Black
Private Schools:
17.7K students • 66% White
Racial Difference:
41%
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
Charlotte, North Carolina • 2021–22
Public Schools:
165.5K students • 37% Black
Private Schools:
16.6K students • 69% White
Racial Difference:
43%
Wake County Schools
Cary, North Carolina • 2021–22
Public Schools:
177.4K students • 44% White
Private Schools:
16.3K students • 72% White
Racial Difference:
28%
Metropolitan Nashville Public School District
Nashville, Tennessee • 2021–22
Public Schools:
82.0K students • 37% Black
Private Schools:
15.5K students • 77% White
Racial Difference:
52%
Pinellas County School District
Largo, Florida • 2021–22
Public Schools:
95.4K students • 52% White
Private Schools:
14.6K students • 64% White
Racial Difference:
12%
Fairfax County Public Schools
Falls Church, Virginia • 2021–22
Public Schools:
173.3K students • 37% White
Private Schools:
14.5K students • 57% White
Racial Difference:
21%
District of Columbia Public Schools
Washington, District of Columbia • 2021–22
Public Schools:
87.2K students • 65% Black
Private Schools:
14.4K students • 52% White
Racial Difference:
39%
Seattle Public Schools
Seattle, Washington • 2021–22
Public Schools:
52.4K students • 45% White
Private Schools:
14.1K students • 61% White
Racial Difference:
16%
Clark County School District
Las Vegas, Nevada • 2021–22
Public Schools:
362.2K students • 46% Hisp.
Private Schools:
13.7K students • 59% White
Racial Difference:
36%
East Ramapo Central School District (Spring Valley)
Spring Valley, New York • 2021–22
Public Schools:
9.5K students • 72% Hisp.
Private Schools:
13.6K students • 98% White
Racial Difference:
95%
East Baton Rouge Parish School District
Baton Rouge, Louisiana • 2021–22
Public Schools:
54.1K students • 67% Black
Private Schools:
11.7K students • 76% White
Racial Difference:
59%

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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