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Private schools in Chicago Heights, IL

4 private schools in Chicago Heights, IL, with grades, size and class sizes.

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Marian Catholic High School

Independent Catholic school · Grades 8–12

85% of graduates go to four-year colleges

Chicago Heights, IL

B+Overall grade797 students15 students per teacher

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St. Agnes School

Independent Catholic school · Grades Pre-K–8

One of 2 Catholic schools in Chicago Heights

Chicago Heights, IL

B-Overall grade165 students17 students per teacher

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Cornerstone Christian School

Religious school · Grades Pre-K–8

Serving families in Chicago Heights since at least 2011

Chicago Heights, IL

B+Overall grade100 students12 students per teacher

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Questions about private schools in Chicago Heights, IL

How many private schools are in Chicago Heights, IL?

4 private schools in Chicago Heights, IL, with about 1,065 students in all, according to official public records.

What kinds of private schools are in Chicago Heights, IL?

The most common are Catholic schools (2), Christian schools (1).

Are there private high schools in Chicago Heights, IL?

Yes: 1 private school in Chicago Heights, IL teaches through 12th grade.

How many private schools in Chicago Heights, IL offer pre-K?

3 private schools in Chicago Heights, IL offer pre-K. Ask each one about ages, hours and openings.

How many students per teacher do private schools in Chicago Heights, IL have?

The average school has 11.4 students per teacher.

How much does private school cost in Chicago Heights, IL?

Tuition varies from school to school. Call each school to ask about tuition, financial aid and payment plans.

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