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Best Colorado Baptist Private High Schools (2026-27)

For the 2026-27 school year, there are 14 baptist private high schools serving 868 students in Colorado. You can also find more religiously affiliated schools in Colorado.

The baptist private high schools in Colorado include Elmwood Christian Academy and Pear Park Baptist School.

The average acceptance rate is 80%, which is lower than the Colorado private high school average acceptance rate of 83%.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# Private Schools: 14
# Students Served: 868

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# Private Schools: 14
# Students Served: 868

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top ranked baptist private high schools in Colorado?

The baptist private high schools in Colorado include Elmwood Christian Academy and Pear Park Baptist School.

How many baptist private high schools are located in Colorado?

14 baptist private high schools are located in Colorado.

How diverse are baptist private high schools in Colorado?

Colorado baptist private high schools are approximately 28% minority students, which is higher than the Colorado private school average of 25%.

Colorado Baptist Private High Schools Trends

Private Schools

868

Students

$3,243

Avg. Tuition

28%

Students of Color

8:1

Student-Teacher Ratio

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