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Racine County Private Schools

There are 28 private schools in Racine County, Wisconsin, serving 5,001 students. You can narrow this list by specifying additional search criteria.

Town	All School	# Students	Grades
Burlington	Catholic Central High School	156	9-12
Burlington	St Charles School	186	PK-8
Burlington	St Johns Lutheran School	182	PK-8
Burlington	St Marys School	341	K-8
Caledonia	Trinity Lutheran School	147	K-9
Racine	John Paul Ii Academy	199	K-9
Racine	Lutheran High School	209	8-12
Racine	The Prairie School	704	PK-12
Racine	Racine Baptist School	7	K
Racine	Racine Christian School	184	K-9
Racine	Racine KinderCare (Early Childhood / Day Care)	n/a	NS-PK
Racine	Racine Montessori School (Montessori School)	n/a	K-9
Racine	San Juan Diego Middle School (School with Special Program Emphasis)	64	6-8
Racine	Small World Montessori (Montessori School)	41	NS-PK
Racine	St Catherines High School	364	9-12
Racine	St Edward School	290	K-9
Racine	St Johns Lutheran School	171	K-9
Racine	St Joseph School	185	PK-9
Racine	St Lucy School	231	K-9
Racine	St Rita of Cascia School	254	K-8
Racine	Trinity Lutheran School	239	K-9
Racine	Wisconsin Lutheran School	169	PK-8
Sturtevant	Concordia Lutheran School 1 Recommendation(s)	113	PK-8
Sturtevant	St Sebastian School	123	K-9
Union Grove	Union Grove Christian School	119	PK-12
Waterford	Hillside School At Lakeview (Special Education School)	27	PK
Waterford	St Peters Lutheran School & Rainbow Preschool	83	PK-8
Waterford	St Thomas Aquinas School	213	K-9

About This County (Racine)	County Statistics	(WI) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	189,272 people	5,362,884 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	26%	24%
Median Household Income	$48,784	$44,777
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