The Leelanau School Top 18 · Most AP Courses (MI)

Eagle Creek Academy Top 18 · Highest % Faculty w/ Adv. Degrees (MI)

Steiner School of Ann Arbor Top 16 · Lowest Acceptance Rate (MI)

Home > Find Schools > School Rankings > Average Of Faculty With Advanced Degrees > Michigan

Michigan Private Schools with the Most Educated Faculty

Name: Michigan Average Faculty With Advanced Degrees Trends (All Private Schools)
Creator: Private School Review
License: https://www.privateschoolreview.com/terms

The average percentage of private school faculty in Michigan who have attained an advanced degree is 56% (2026-27).

The private school in Michigan with the highest percentage of their faculty having advanced degrees is St. Mary's School, Trinity Lutheran School, and Battle Creek Christian School, among others each with 100% of their faculty having obtained an advanced degree.

Quick Facts (26-27)

# MI Schools Ranked: 215
Top 20 Range (Faculty W/ Adv. Degree): 90%–100%
MI School Avg.: 56%
National School Avg.: 54%

Quick Facts (26-27)

# MI Schools Ranked: 215
Top 20 Range (Faculty W/ Adv. Degree): 90%–100%
MI School Avg.: 56%
National School Avg.: 54%

Michigan Average Faculty With Advanced Degrees (Trends)

Showing 2016–2025. Full 11-year historical data available below ↓

Total Growth: (-3.4%) (-2% since 2016)

View Data

Year	National avg	Michigan (MI) avg
2025	55%	56% (— 0 pp)
2024	54%	56% (▼ 1 pp)
2023	54%	57% (— 0 pp)
2022	54%	57% (▼ 1 pp)
2021	54%	58% (— 0 pp)
2020	54%	58% (— 0 pp)
2019	53%	58% (▲ 1 pp)
2018	53%	57% (— 0 pp)
2017	53%	57% (▼ 1 pp)
2016	52%	58% (— 0 pp)
2015	52%	58%

Download Table: Download as CSV | Download as XML | Download as JSON

Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Private School Universe Survey (PSS), direct school submissions, and proprietary website research and analysis by Private School Review.

Note: Data may not be displayed on any public-facing website or service that replicates or resembles a school search or review portal without prior written permission. See our Terms of Service.

Show school map — Michigan (faculty w/ adv. degree range: 90%–100%, avg 56%)

Advanced Degree Range: 85% 100% Avg. Advanced Degree: 94%

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The average percentage of private schools faculty in Michigan who have attained an advanced degree is 56% for 2026-27.

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

The top ranked private schools in Michigan with the highest percentage of faculty having advanced degrees include Battle Creek Christian School, Bishop Foley Catholic High School and Grayling Seventh-day Adventist School.

Which private high school and private elementary school in Michigan have the highest percentage of faculty with advanced degrees?

The private high school in Michigan with the highest percentage of their faculty having advanced degrees is Bishop Foley Catholic High School, with 100% of their faculty having obtaining an advanced degree. The private elementary school with highest percentage of their faculty having advanced degrees is Battle Creek Christian School, with 100% of their faculty having obtaining an advanced degree.

Recent Articles

October 13, 2026

Should Your Child Stay at the Same Private School K–12?

Explore whether your child should attend the same private school from kindergarten through graduation, weighing academic continuity, friendships, changing needs, tuition costs, and opportunities at different educational stages.

October 13, 2026

When Your Child's Closest Friends Leave Private School

Learn how to support your child when close friends leave private school, manage loneliness, maintain friendships, encourage new connections, recognize emotional challenges, and decide when additional school support is needed.

October 13, 2026

When Your Child Doesn't Connect With Their Teacher

Discover when parents should intervene if their child struggles to connect with a private school teacher, including warning signs, communication strategies, classroom concerns, and practical steps toward improving relationships.