Missouri Private Schools

Missouri Private Schools by County

County
Grades 9-12
Grades PK-8
1. Adair County 1 3
2. Audrain County 1 4
3. Barry County 1 2
4. Bates County - 1
5. Benton County - 1
6. Bollinger County 2 2
7. Boone County 5 17
8. Buchanan County 4 10
9. Butler County 3 6
10. Callaway County 1 3
11. Camden County 1 1
12. Cape Girardeau County 3 8
13. Cass County 3 7
14. Cedar County 2 1
15. Chariton County - 1
16. Christian County 1 1
17. Clark County 1 1
18. Clay County 5 18
19. Cole County 4 16
20. Cooper County - 3
21. Crawford County 1 3
22. Dade County 1 2
23. Dallas County - 1
24. Daviess County - 7
25. Dent County - 2
26. Douglas County 3 2
27. Dunklin County 1 2
28. Franklin County 4 14
29. Gasconade County - 2
30. Greene County 9 15
31. Grundy County - 1
32. Harrison County - 1
33. Henry County - 4
34. Howard County 1 2
35. Howell County 1 1
36. Jackson County 35 87
37. Jasper County 3 6
38. Jefferson County 6 17
39. Johnson County - 1
40. Laclede County 1 1
41. Lafayette County 3 6
42. Lawrence County 2 5
43. Lewis County 1 1
44. Lincoln County 2 6
45. Linn County - 2
46. Livingston County - 1
47. Macon County - 2
48. Maries County - 1
49. Marion County 1 3
50. Miller County 1 4
51. Mississippi County - 1
52. Moniteau County - 5
53. Monroe County 1 3
54. Montgomery County - 1
55. Morgan County - 2
56. New Madrid County 1 3
57. Newton County 4 4
58. Nodaway County - 3
59. Osage County - 6
60. Perry County 1 5
61. Pettis County 4 6
62. Phelps County 2 6
63. Pike County 1 2
64. Platte County 1 6
65. Polk County 2 2
66. Pulaski County 1 1
67. Randolph County - 2
68. Ripley County 1 1
69. Saline County 1 3
70. Scott County 1 8
71. Shelby County 2 2
72. St. Charles County 8 44
73. St. Francois County - 3
74. St. Louis County 54 215
75. St. Louis City County 13 60
76. Ste. Genevieve County 1 5
77. Stoddard County - 1
78. Stone County 2 2
79. Taney County 3 4
80. Vernon County 1 3
81. Warren County 2 5
82. Washington County - 1
83. Wayne County 3 2
84. Webster County - 10
85. Wright County 3 3

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Population (Approximate) 5,593,929 people 285,111,368 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree 18% 25%
Median Household Income $40,056 $36,135
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