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Norfolk Private Schools

There are 35 private schools in Norfolk, Virginia, serving 6,480 students. You can narrow this list by specifying additional search criteria.

Town	School	# Students	Grades
Norfolk	Alpha Beta Cappa Christian Academy	28	K-4
Norfolk	Arrowhead Child Care Limited	20	K
Norfolk	Azalea Garden Christian School	106	K-12
Norfolk	Barry Robinson Center	52	1-12
Norfolk	Bayview Christian School	20	NS-PK
Norfolk	Building Blocks Pre-school	142	PK-K
Norfolk	Calvary Christian School	176	PK-12
Norfolk	Christ The King Catholic School	302	K-9
Norfolk	East Beach Montessori School	18	K-2
Norfolk	Faith Academy School Of Excellence	93	K-8
Norfolk	First Baptist Ready Academy Christian School	121	K-4
Norfolk	First Presbyterian Preschool	340	K
Norfolk	Ghent Montessori School	162	K-9
Norfolk	Greenhill Farms Christian Academy	95	K-6
Norfolk	Holy Trinity School	151	K-9
Norfolk	Loch-meadow Kindergarten	79	NS-K
Norfolk	Mcdonald Montessori	44	K-4
Norfolk	Mclea School	6	K-6
Norfolk	Norfolk Academy	1223	1-12
Norfolk	Norfolk Christian Schools	763	PK-12
Norfolk	Norfolk Collegiate School	860	K-12
Norfolk	Ocean View Christian Academy	43	K-11
Norfolk	Parkdale Private School Inc	17	KG
Norfolk	Ryan Academy 2 Recommendation(s)	68	1-12
Norfolk	St John Lutheran School	77	K-2
Norfolk	St Patrick Catholic School	397	K-9
Norfolk	St Paul's Learning Center	20	K
Norfolk	St Peter's Episcopal Day School	99	K
Norfolk	St Pius X School	347	K-9
Norfolk	Tabernacle Of Prayer Christian School & Child Cc	97	PK-12
Norfolk	The Williams School	183	K-9
Norfolk	Town & Country Day School	136	K-6
Norfolk	Trinity Lutheran Church School	101	PK-5
Norfolk	West Ghent School	69	K-3
Norfolk	Yeshiva Aish Kodosh Talmudical Academy	25	9-12

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