Marburn Academy
Special education school · Grades 2–12
The only special education school in New Albany
New Albany, OH
BOverall grade213 students7 students per teacher
Private schools in New Albany, OH
4 private schools in New Albany, OH, with grades, size and class sizes.
The Columbus Jewish Day School
Jewish day school · Grades K–5
The only Jewish school in New Albany
New Albany, OH
A-Overall grade60 students6 students per teacher
Ready Set Grow
Early childhood program · Kindergarten only
Serving families in New Albany since at least 2011
New Albany, OH
A-Overall grade18 students10 students per teacher
New Albany Montessori School
Montessori school · Grades Pre-K–K
Small classes: about 7 students per teacher
New Albany, OH
A-Overall grade14 students7 students per teacher
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Questions about private schools in New Albany, OH
How many private schools are in New Albany, OH?
4 private schools in New Albany, OH, with about 305 students in all, according to official public records.
What kinds of private schools are in New Albany, OH?
The most common are Jewish day schools (1), Montessori schools (1), special education schools (1).
Are there private high schools in New Albany, OH?
Yes: 1 private school in New Albany, OH teaches through 12th grade.
How many private schools in New Albany, OH offer pre-K?
1 private school in New Albany, OH offers pre-K. Ask about ages, hours and openings.
How many students per teacher do private schools in New Albany, OH have?
The average school has 7.2 students per teacher.
How much does private school cost in New Albany, OH?
Tuition varies from school to school. Call each school to ask about tuition, financial aid and payment plans. Ohio has programs that can help pay private school tuition; ask whether the school takes part.
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Based on official public records. Ask each school about tuition and admissions.