Average Private Preschool endowment in Delaware

The average private preschool endowment in Delaware is $69M (2026).

The private preschool in Delaware with the highest endowment is St. Elizabeth School, with a endowment of $350M.

Quick Facts (2026)

# DE Schools Ranked: 10
Top 20 Range (Endowment): $5–$350
DE School Avg.: $69
National School Avg.: $42

Quick Facts (2026)

# DE Schools Ranked: 10
Top 20 Range (Endowment): $5–$350
DE School Avg.: $69
National School Avg.: $42

Delaware Average Endowment (Trends)

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Year	Delaware (DE) avg
2025	$76.1
2024	$55.7
2023	$55.7
2022	$5
2021	$5
2020	$5
2019	$5

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Endowment Range: $5M $350M Avg. Endowment: $69M

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Delaware average private preschools endowment?

The Delaware average private preschools endowment is $69M for 2026.

What are the private preschools with the highest endowment in Delaware?

The top ranked private preschools in Delaware include St. Elizabeth School, Tower Hill School and Caravel Academy.

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