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Oldest Private High Schools in Nevada

The average private high school in Nevada was founded around 1992 (2026-27).

The oldest private high school in Nevada is Bishop Manogue Catholic High School, founded in 1948.

Quick Facts (26-27)

# NV Schools Ranked: 33
Top 20 Range (Year Founded): 1948–1999
NV School Avg.: 1992
National School Avg.: 1967

Quick Facts (26-27)

# NV Schools Ranked: 33
Top 20 Range (Year Founded): 1948–1999
NV School Avg.: 1992
National School Avg.: 1967

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Nevada average private high schools founding year?

The Nevada average private high schools founding year is 1992 for 2026-27.

What are the private high schools with oldest founding year in Nevada?

The top ranked private high schools in Nevada include Bishop Manogue Catholic High School, Bishop Gorman High School and Vegas Valley Adventist Academy.

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