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Private schools in New York, NY

116 private schools in New York, NY, with grades, size and class sizes.

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Manhattan Country School

Independent school · Grades Pre-K–8

One of the most diverse private schools in New York

New York, NY

A+Overall grade239 students6 students per teacher

Rudolf Steiner School

Independent school · Grades Pre-K–12

100% of graduates go to four-year colleges

New York, NY

A-Overall grade238 students7 students per teacher

Shefa School

Special education school · Grades 1–8

Smaller classes than 93% of special education schools in New York

New York, NY

AOverall grade215 students3 students per teacher

Transfiguration School

Diocesan school · Grades Pre-K–8

One of 18 Catholic schools in New York

New York, NY

BOverall grade202 students14 students per teacher

Lasalle Academy

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

Smaller classes than 92% of Catholic schools in New York

New York, NY

A+Overall gradeAll boys189 students6 students per teacher

The Ideal School of Manhattan

Alternative school · Grades K–12

Smaller classes than 75% of independent schools in New York

New York, NY

A+Overall grade176 students5 students per teacher

The Ideal School of Manhattan

Independent school · Grades K–12

Smaller classes than 96% of independent schools in New York

New York, NY

A+Overall grade174 students2 students per teacher

Harlem Academy

Independent school · Grades K–8

Growing: enrollment up 51% since 2011–12

New York, NY

BOverall grade171 students9 students per teacher

St. Elizabeth School

Parish school · Grades Pre-K–8

Smaller classes than 64% of Catholic schools in New York

New York, NY

B+Overall grade163 students10 students per teacher

Manhattan Christian Academy

Christian school (nondenominational) · Grades Pre-K–11

Serving families in New York since at least 2011

New York, NY

BOverall grade162 students11 students per teacher

The Gateway School

Special education school · Grades K–8

Smaller classes than 87% of special education schools in New York

New York, NY

A+Overall grade156 students3 students per teacher

Rebecca School

Special education school · Ungraded

Growing: enrollment up 34% since 2011–12

New York, NY

B+Overall grade153 students6 students per teacher

Incarnation School

Diocesan school · Grades Pre-K–8

Smaller classes than 60% of Catholic schools in New York

New York, NY

BOverall grade151 students11 students per teacher

Beth Jacob Parochial School

Jewish day school · Grades Pre-K–8

Serving families in New York since at least 2011

New York, NY

B+Overall gradeAll girls146 students9 students per teacher

De La Salle Academy

Diocesan school · Grades 6–8

One of 18 Catholic schools in New York

New York, NY

B+Overall grade140 students14 students per teacher

Reece School

Special education school · Grades 1–9

Smaller classes than 67% of special education schools in New York

New York, NY

A+Overall grade139 students4 students per teacher

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Questions about private schools in New York, NY

How many private schools are in New York, NY?

116 private schools in New York, NY, with about 33,765 students in all, according to official public records.

What kinds of private schools are in New York, NY?

The most common are independent schools (43), special education schools (20), Catholic schools (18), Christian schools (13).

Are there private high schools in New York, NY?

Yes: 51 private schools in New York, NY teach through 12th grade.

How many private schools in New York, NY offer pre-K?

47 private schools in New York, NY offer pre-K. Ask each one about ages, hours and openings.

How many students per teacher do private schools in New York, NY have?

The average school has 6.6 students per teacher.

How much does private school cost in New York, NY?

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

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Based on official public records. Ask each school about tuition and admissions.