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Fastest-Growing Private Schools in District of Columbia

Private schools in District of Columbia whose enrollment has grown the most over the past decade. Top 9 of 9 schools.

#1 Fastest-Growing Private Schools in District of Columbia

Washington Jesuit Academy

Independent Catholic school · Grades 4–8

Enrollment up 82% in about a decade

Washington, DC

AOverall gradeAll boys138 students8 students per teacher

#3 Fastest-Growing Private Schools in District of Columbia

Parkmont School

Independent school · Grades 6–12

Enrollment up 75% in about a decade

Washington, DC

AOverall grade70 students6 students per teacher

#4 Fastest-Growing Private Schools in District of Columbia

St. Johns College High School

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

Enrollment up 72% in about a decade

Washington, DC

B+Overall grade1,794 students20 students per teacher

#5 Fastest-Growing Private Schools in District of Columbia

River School

Special education school · Grades Pre-K–5

Enrollment up 60% in about a decade

Washington, DC

AOverall grade134 students5 students per teacher

#6 Fastest-Growing Private Schools in District of Columbia

San Miguel School

Independent Catholic school · Grades 6–8

Enrollment up 46% in about a decade

Washington, DC

BOverall gradeAll boys89 students8 students per teacher

#7 Fastest-Growing Private Schools in District of Columbia

Edmund Burke School

Independent school · Grades 6–12

Enrollment up 14% in about a decade

Washington, DC

A+Overall grade315 students8 students per teacher

#8 Fastest-Growing Private Schools in District of Columbia

Capitol Hill Day School

Independent school · Grades Pre-K–8

Enrollment up 13% in about a decade

Washington, DC

A+Overall grade221 students4 students per teacher

#9 Fastest-Growing Private Schools in District of Columbia

Lowell School

Independent school · Grades Pre-K–8

Enrollment up 12% in about a decade

Washington, DC

A+Overall grade270 students4 students per teacher

From official public records, updated October 2026.

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