National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) in New Hampshire

There are 22 schools in New Hampshire that are members of the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA). Learn more about the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA). You can narrow this list by specifying additional search criteria.

National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) Private Schools

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Town	All School	# Students	Grades
1. Concord	St John Regional School	228	K-9
2. Derry	St Thomas Aquinas School	218	K-9
3. Dover	St Thomas Aquinas High School	676	9-12
Dover	St Mary Academy	395	K-9
4. Hampton	Sacred Heart School	275	K-9
5. Hudson	Presentation Of Mary Academy	431	K-9
6. Jaffrey	St Patrick School	124	K-9
7. Keene	St Joseph Regional School	137	K-9
8. Laconia	Holy Trinity School	109	K-9
9. Litchfield	St Francis Of Assisi School	122	K-7
10. Manchester	Trinity High School	409	9-12
Manchester	St Benedict Academy	157	K-7
Manchester	St Catherine School	336	K-7
Manchester	St Casimir School	139	K-8
Manchester	St Anthony School	162	PK-6
Manchester	Mt St Mary Academy	160	NS-6
11. Nashua	Infant Jesus School	225	K-7
Nashua	Nashua Catholic Regional Jr High School	270	8-9
Nashua	St Christopher School	376	PK-6
12. Pelham	St Patrick School	202	K-9
13. Portsmouth	St Patrick School	188	K-9
14. Salem	St Joseph Regional Catholic School	289	K-9

State Statistics:

About This State (NH)	(NH) State Statistics	Nationwide Statistics
Population (Approximate)	1,235,735 people	285,111,368 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	35%	25%
Median Household Income	$50,562	$36,135
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