Cottonwood Day School Top 3 · Highest % Faculty w/ Adv. Degrees (MT)

Bozeman Field School Top 3 · Lowest Acceptance Rate (MT)

Treasure State Academy Top 4 · Highest % Faculty w/ Adv. Degrees (MT)

Home > Montana > Average Of Faculty With Advanced Degrees

Montana Private High Schools with the Most Educated Faculty

The average percentage of private high school faculty in Montana who have attained an advanced degree is 52% (2026).

The private high school in Montana with the highest percentage of their faculty having advanced degrees is Cottonwood Day School, with 100% of their faculty having obtained an advanced degree.

Quick Facts (2026)

# MT Schools Ranked: 13
Top 20 Range (Faculty W/ Adv. Degree): 21%–100%
MT School Avg.: 52%
National School Avg.: 56%

Quick Facts (2026)

# MT Schools Ranked: 13
Top 20 Range (Faculty W/ Adv. Degree): 21%–100%
MT School Avg.: 52%
National School Avg.: 56%

Montana Average Faculty With Advanced Degrees (Trends)

View Data

Year	Montana (MT) avg
2025	52%
2024	52%
2023	52%
2022	46%
2021	43%
2020	43%
2019	42%
2018	42%
2017	40%
2016	40%
2015	42%

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

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 — Montana (faculty w/ adv. degree range: 21%–100%, avg 52%)

Advanced Degree Range: 21% 100% Avg. Advanced Degree: 52%

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The average percentage of private high schools faculty in Montana who have attained an advanced degree is 52% for 2026.

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

The top ranked private high schools in Montana with the highest percentage of faculty having advanced degrees include Cottonwood Day School, Bozeman Field School and Treasure State Academy.

Recent Articles

August 25, 2026

Will This Curriculum Still Matter in 2035?

Learn how to evaluate future-ready private school curricula for 2035, focusing on durable knowledge, critical thinking, AI literacy, adaptability, communication, creativity, and real-world learning before choosing a school.

August 25, 2026

Private Schools for Creators, Trades & Startups

Explore how private schools support non-traditional career paths in creative industries, skilled trades, and entrepreneurship, plus what families should evaluate when choosing specialized programs for future-ready students today.

August 25, 2026

First 90 Days at Private School: Parent Guide

Learn how to read your child’s first 90 days at private school, distinguish healthy adjustment from genuine struggles, and know when academic, social, or emotional concerns require action.