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Best Independent Schools in District of Columbia

The highest-graded schools of this kind in District of Columbia. Top 7 of 7 schools.

#1 Best Independent Schools in District of Columbia

Lowell School

Independent school · Grades Pre-K–8

Smaller classes than 88% of independent schools nationwide

Washington, DC

A+Overall grade270 students4 students per teacher

#2 Best Independent Schools in District of Columbia

Capitol Hill Day School

Independent school · Grades Pre-K–8

Smaller classes than 90% of independent schools nationwide

Washington, DC

A+Overall grade221 students4 students per teacher

#3 Best Independent Schools in District of Columbia

Washington International School

Independent school · Grades Pre-K–12

The largest of 11 independent schools in the District of Columbia

Washington, DC

A+Overall grade846 students7 students per teacher

#4 Best Independent Schools in District of Columbia

Edmund Burke School

Independent school · Grades 6–12

One of the 3 largest independent schools in the District of Columbia

Washington, DC

A+Overall grade315 students8 students per teacher

#5 Best Independent Schools in District of Columbia

The Field School

Independent school · Grades 6–12

One of the 3 largest independent schools in the District of Columbia

Washington, DC

A+Overall grade351 students7 students per teacher

#6 Best Independent Schools in District of Columbia

Sheridan School

Independent school · Grades K–8

Small classes: about 7 students per teacher

Washington, DC

A+Overall grade221 students7 students per teacher

#7 Best Independent Schools in District of Columbia

Parkmont School

Independent school · Grades 6–12

Smaller classes than 72% of independent schools nationwide

Washington, DC

AOverall grade70 students6 students per teacher

Grades compare each school's official facts, such as class size, how long it has served families and where graduates go, with similar schools. They're a starting point: visit, ask questions and trust what you see.

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