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Average Private School endowment in District Of Columbia

The average private school endowment in District Of Columbia is $30.1M (2026).

The private school in District Of Columbia with the highest endowment is Sidwell Friends School, with a endowment of $92M.

Quick Facts (2026)

# DC Schools Ranked: 15
Top 20 Range (Endowment): $1–$92
DC School Avg.: $30
National School Avg.: $49

Quick Facts (2026)

# DC Schools Ranked: 15
Top 20 Range (Endowment): $1–$92
DC School Avg.: $30
National School Avg.: $49

District Of Columbia Average Endowment (Trends)

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Year	District Of Columbia (DC) avg
2025	$31.3
2024	$20.2
2023	$13.4
2022	$13.3
2021	$10.8
2020	$7.5
2019	$3.8
2018	$3.1
2017	$2.5

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Show school map — District Of Columbia (endowment range: $1–$92, avg $30)

Endowment Range: $1M $92M Avg. Endowment: $30.1M

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the District Of Columbia average private schools endowment?

The District Of Columbia average private schools endowment is $30.1M for 2026.

What are the private schools with the highest endowment in District Of Columbia?

The top ranked private schools in District Of Columbia include Sidwell Friends School, Dupont Park Adventist School and Georgetown Day School.

What is private high school and private elementary school with the highest endowment in District Of Columbia?

The private high school with the highest endowment in District Of Columbia is Sidwell Friends School, with a value of $92.0M. The private elementary school with the highest endowment is Sidwell Friends School, with a value of $92.0M.

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