#1 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
Nolan Catholic High School
Diocesan school · Grades 9–12
The largest Catholic school in Fort Worth
Fort Worth, TX
A+Overall grade609 students11 students per teacher
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Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
The highest-graded schools of this kind in the Diocese of Ft. Worth. Top 17 of 17 schools.
#2 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
St. Mary School
Diocesan school · Grades Pre-K–8
Smaller classes than 85% of Catholic schools in Texas
Gainesville, TX
A+Overall grade120 students7 students per teacher
#3 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
Holy Family Catholic School
Independent Catholic school · Grades Pre-K–8
The smallest classes of any Catholic school in Fort Worth
Fort Worth, TX
A+Overall grade80 students7 students per teacher
#4 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
St. George Catholic School
Diocesan school · Grades Pre-K–8
Smaller classes than 83% of Catholic schools in Texas
Fort Worth, TX
A+Overall grade108 students7 students per teacher
#5 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
Holy Trinity Catholic School
Parish school · Grades Pre-K–8
The only Catholic school in Grapevine
Grapevine, TX
A+Overall grade281 students10 students per teacher
#6 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
Immaculate Conception Catholic School
Parish school · Grades Pre-K–8
The only Catholic school in Denton
Denton, TX
A+Overall grade137 students8 students per teacher
#7 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Classical School
Diocesan school · Grades Pre-K–8
Smaller classes than 88% of Catholic schools in Texas
Fort Worth, TX
A+Overall grade76 students7 students per teacher
#8 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
St. Rita Catholic School
Parish school · Grades Pre-K–8
Smaller classes than 62% of Catholic schools in Texas
Fort Worth, TX
A-Overall grade100 students9 students per teacher
#9 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
Cassata High School
Diocesan school · Grades 9–12
Serving families in Fort Worth since at least 2011
Fort Worth, TX
B+Overall grade84 students12 students per teacher
#10 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
St. Joseph Catholic School
Parish school · Grades Pre-K–8
The only Catholic school in Arlington
Arlington, TX
B+Overall grade305 students13 students per teacher
#11 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School
Parish school · Grades Pre-K–8
The only Catholic school in Keller
Keller, TX
B+Overall grade526 students12 students per teacher
#12 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
St. Martin De Porres Catholic School
Parish school · Grades Pre-K–8
A Catholic school in Prosper
Prosper, TX
B+Overall grade290 students12 students per teacher
#13 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
Sacred Heart Catholic School
Diocesan school · Grades Pre-K–12
Smaller classes than 96% of Catholic schools in Texas
Muenster, TX
B+Overall grade180 students5 students per teacher
#14 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
St. Andrew Catholic
Diocesan school · Grades Pre-K–8
Serving families in Fort Worth since at least 2011
Fort Worth, TX
B+Overall grade556 students14 students per teacher
#15 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
All Saints Catholic School
Diocesan school · Grades Pre-K–8
Serving families in Fort Worth since at least 2011
Fort Worth, TX
B+Overall grade102 students10 students per teacher
#16 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
Cristo Rey Fort Worth College Prep
Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12
85% of graduates go to four-year colleges
Fort Worth, TX
BOverall grade224 students11 students per teacher
#17 Best Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Worth
Sacred Heart Catholic School
Parish school · Grades Pre-K–12
95% of graduates go to four-year colleges
Muenster, TX
BOverall grade178 students9 students per teacher
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