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        <description><![CDATA[Comparative dataset derived from the NCES Private School Universe Survey (PSS) combined with direct institutional reporting and proprietary Private School Review educational research and analytics. The historical dataset of private schools in District of Columbia is provided by Private School Review and contains statistics on metrics: Trends in Total Number of Private Schools,Trends in Total Number of Private School Students,Trends in Average School Size,Student-Teacher Ratio Trends (2015-2025),Class Size Trends (2015-2025),Acceptance Rate Trends (2018-2025),Tuition Cost Trends (2015-2025),Financial Aid Grant Trends (2017-2025),Percent on Financial Aid Trends (2015-2025),Percentage of Students of Color Trends (2015-2025),Percentage of Faculty With Advanced Degrees Trends (2015-2025),Diversity Score Trends,Asian Student Percentage Trends,Hispanic Student Percentage Trends,Black Student Percentage Trends,White Student Percentage Trends,Other Races Student Percentage Trends]]></description>
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            <description>Since 2003, Private School Review has focused exclusively on helping families learn about private schools, their benefits, and the application process. The site can be particularly helpful for families who are moving and need to evaluate several potential schools, or for parents who are exploring different pre-college educational options for their child.</description>
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            <grade>Grade</grade>
            <year>School Year</year>
            <state><![CDATA[District Of Columbia]]></state>
            <national>United States</national>
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        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Total Number of Private Schools (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual total number of private schools from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the US average per state.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>99</state><national>671</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>108</state><national>703</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>102</state><national>665</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>100</state><national>612</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>103</state><national>637</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>106</state><national>684</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>106</state><national>665</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>108</state><national>677</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>100</state><national>631</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>101</state><national>644</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>101</state><national>683</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Total Number of Private School Students (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual total number of private school students from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the US average per state.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>19,193</state><national>111,945</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>19,558</state><national>113,628</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>19,659</state><national>108,484</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>20,181</state><national>104,892</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>20,209</state><national>106,817</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>19,372</state><national>109,411</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>19,189</state><national>108,956</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>18,794</state><national>109,868</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>19,636</state><national>106,255</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>20,097</state><national>107,443</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>20,030</state><national>108,505</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average School Size (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual average school size (average number of students per private school) from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>206</state><national>179</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>196</state><national>172</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>209</state><national>174</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>224</state><national>185</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>220</state><national>180</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>204</state><national>171</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>202</state><national>175</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>192</state><national>172</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>207</state><national>180</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>207</state><national>178</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>204</state><national>167</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Student-Teacher Ratio (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual student-teacher ratio from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>8:1</state><national>11:1</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>8:1</state><national>11:1</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>9:1</state><national>11:1</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>8:1</state><national>11:1</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>8:1</state><national>11:1</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>8:1</state><national>12:1</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>9:1</state><national>12:1</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>9:1</state><national>12:1</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>8:1</state><national>12:1</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>8:1</state><national>12:1</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>9:1</state><national>12:1</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Class Size (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual average class size for private schools from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>15</state><national>15</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>15</state><national>15</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>15</state><national>15</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>14</state><national>15</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>14</state><national>15</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>14</state><national>15</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>14</state><national>15</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>15</state><national>15</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>15</state><national>15</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>17</state><national>15</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>18</state><national>15</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Acceptance Rate (2018-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual average acceptance rate for private schools from 2018 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>49%</state><national>81%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>60%</state><national>85%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>57%</state><national>85%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>61%</state><national>85%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>69%</state><national>85%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>69%</state><national>85%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>54%</state><national>85%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Tuition Cost (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual average tuition cost for private schools from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall. Each year's change is measured on the schools that reported tuition in both years; earlier years are scaled back from the latest year's average.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>$27,957</state><national>$15,012</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>$27,101</state><national>$14,622</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>$26,319</state><national>$14,057</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>$25,200</state><national>$13,504</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>$25,050</state><national>$13,232</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>$24,344</state><national>$12,915</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>$24,003</state><national>$12,656</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>$24,010</state><national>$12,363</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>$23,336</state><national>$12,049</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>$22,357</state><national>$11,633</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>$20,919</state><national>$11,174</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Financial Aid Grant (2017-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual average financial aid grant for private schools from 2017 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>$18,143</state><national>$7,073</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>$19,292</state><national>$6,930</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>$20,865</state><national>$6,469</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>$18,173</state><national>$6,289</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>$17,624</state><national>$6,055</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>$16,306</state><national>$5,921</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>$17,072</state><national>$5,795</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>$15,130</state><national>$5,456</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>$15,169</state><national>$5,319</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Percent on Financial Aid (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual average percent on financial aid for private schools from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>34%</state><national>34%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>34%</state><national>34%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>33%</state><national>34%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>36%</state><national>33%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>37%</state><national>33%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>38%</state><national>32%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>38%</state><national>31%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>35%</state><national>30%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>35%</state><national>30%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>33%</state><national>29%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>34%</state><national>28%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Percentage of Students of Color (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual average percentage of students of color for private schools from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>48%</state><national>34%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>46%</state><national>34%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>46%</state><national>33%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>48%</state><national>33%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>48%</state><national>32%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>46%</state><national>32%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>52%</state><national>31%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>50%</state><national>31%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>53%</state><national>32%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>52%</state><national>32%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>53%</state><national>32%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Percentage of Faculty With Advanced Degrees (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual average percentage of faculty with advanced degrees for private schools from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>63%</state><national>55%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>64%</state><national>54%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>68%</state><national>54%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>66%</state><national>54%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>65%</state><national>54%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>62%</state><national>54%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>58%</state><national>53%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>61%</state><national>53%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>61%</state><national>53%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>59%</state><national>52%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>59%</state><national>52%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Diversity Score (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual diversity score for private schools from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>0.71</state><national>0.65</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>0.71</state><national>0.65</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>0.70</state><national>0.65</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>0.69</state><national>0.64</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>0.69</state><national>0.64</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>0.70</state><national>0.64</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>0.71</state><national>0.63</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>0.69</state><national>0.63</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>0.69</state><national>0.61</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>0.69</state><national>0.61</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>0.69</state><national>0.61</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Asian Student Percentage (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual asian percentage of private school students from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>3%</state><national>5%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>3%</state><national>5%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>3%</state><national>5%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>4%</state><national>4%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>4%</state><national>4%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>4%</state><national>4%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>3%</state><national>4%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>4%</state><national>4%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>3%</state><national>4%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>4%</state><national>4%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>3%</state><national>4%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Hispanic Student Percentage (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual hispanic percentage of private school students from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>6%</state><national>9%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>6%</state><national>9%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>6%</state><national>9%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>5%</state><national>8%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>5%</state><national>9%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>5%</state><national>9%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>6%</state><national>8%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>6%</state><national>8%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>6%</state><national>8%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>6%</state><national>8%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>6%</state><national>8%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Black Student Percentage (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual black percentage of private school students from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>26%</state><national>7%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>26%</state><national>7%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>24%</state><national>8%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>25%</state><national>7%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>26%</state><national>7%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>28%</state><national>8%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>30%</state><national>7%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>31%</state><national>7%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>32%</state><national>7%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>32%</state><national>7%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>33%</state><national>8%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in White Student Percentage (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual white percentage of private school students from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>42%</state><national>52%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>42%</state><national>52%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>44%</state><national>52%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>46%</state><national>54%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>45%</state><national>54%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>43%</state><national>54%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>41%</state><national>56%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>43%</state><national>56%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>44%</state><national>58%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>43%</state><national>58%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>43%</state><national>58%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Other Races Student Percentage (2015-2025): District of Columbia]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks annual other races percentage of private school students from 2015 to 2025, comparing District of Columbia with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>23%</state><national>26%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>23%</state><national>26%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>23%</state><national>25%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>20%</state><national>25%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>20%</state><national>25%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>20%</state><national>24%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>20%</state><national>24%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>16%</state><national>23%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>15%</state><national>22%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>15%</state><national>22%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>15%</state><national>21%</national></data></subdataset></dataset>