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Kansas Private High Schools with the Most Educated Faculty

The average percentage of private high school faculty in Kansas who have attained an advanced degree is 47% (2026).

The private high school in Kansas with the highest percentage of their faculty having advanced degrees is Heritage Christian School, with 90% of their faculty having obtained an advanced degree.

Quick Facts (2026)

# KS Schools Ranked: 23
Top 20 Range (Faculty W/ Adv. Degree): 20%–90%
KS School Avg.: 47%
National School Avg.: 56%

Quick Facts (2026)

# KS Schools Ranked: 23
Top 20 Range (Faculty W/ Adv. Degree): 20%–90%
KS School Avg.: 47%
National School Avg.: 56%

Kansas Average Faculty With Advanced Degrees (Trends)

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Year	Kansas (KS) avg
2025	50%
2024	48%
2023	50%
2022	51%
2021	53%
2020	54%
2019	52%
2018	52%
2017	52%
2016	44%
2015	44%

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Advanced Degree Range: 10% 90% Avg. Advanced Degree: 47%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average percentage of private high schools faculty in Kansas who have attained an advanced degree?

The average percentage of private high schools faculty in Kansas who have attained an advanced degree is 47% for 2026.

Which private high schools in Kansas have the highest percentage of faculty with advanced degrees?

The top ranked private high schools in Kansas with the highest percentage of faculty having advanced degrees include Heritage Christian School, Bishop Seabury Academy and Accelerated Schools Of Overland Park.

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