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Most Selective Private Preschools in Vermont

The average private preschool acceptance rate in Vermont is 81% per year (2026-27).

The most selective school in Vermont is Saxtons River Montessori School, with an acceptance rate of 10%.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# VT Schools Ranked: 13
Top 20 Range (Acceptance Rate): 10%–100%
VT School Avg.: 81%
National School Avg.: 85%

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# VT Schools Ranked: 13
Top 20 Range (Acceptance Rate): 10%–100%
VT School Avg.: 81%
National School Avg.: 85%

Vermont Average Acceptance Rate (Trends)

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Year	Vermont (VT) avg
2025	81%
2024	93%
2023	92%
2022	92%
2021	92%
2020	94%
2019	94%
2018	94%
2017	93%
2016	93%
2015	93%

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Acceptance Rate Range: 10% 100% Avg. Acceptance Rate: 81%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Vermont average private preschools acceptance rate?

The Vermont average private preschools acceptance rate is 81% for 2026-27.

What are the most selective private preschools in Vermont?

The top ranked private preschools in Vermont include Saxtons River Montessori School, Potter S House School and Thaddeus Stevens School.

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