Top Kentucky Religiously Affiliated Schools

For the 2021 school year, there are 292 top religiously affiliated private schools in Kentucky (76% of all schools), serving 60,627 students.
The most common religiously affiliated schools are Roman Catholic (42% of schools), Christian (23% of schools) and Baptist (14% of schools).

Top Kentucky Private Schools by Religious Affiliation (2021)

  • Religious Affiliation
    # Schools
    # Students
    % Minority
  • African Methodist Episcopal
    2 Schools
    165 Students
    33.33% Minority
  • Amish
    1 Schools
    22 Students
    - Minority
  • Assembly of God
    1 Schools
    175 Students
    4.44% Minority
  • Baptist
    40 Schools
    5,263 Students
    10.86% Minority
  • Christian
    66 Schools
    13,111 Students
    7.22% Minority
  • Church of Christ
    1 Schools
    206 Students
    5.13% Minority
  • Church of God
    2 Schools
    158 Students
    - Minority
  • Disciples of Christ
    5 Schools
    476 Students
    3.45% Minority
  • Episcopal
    3 Schools
    180 Students
    3.45% Minority
  • Islamic
    2 Schools
    289 Students
    73.28% Minority
  • Jewish
    4 Schools
    297 Students
    8.70% Minority
  • Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
    2 Schools
    241 Students
    9.88% Minority
  • Mennonite
    10 Schools
    324 Students
    3.49% Minority
  • Methodist
    11 Schools
    862 Students
    17.87% Minority
  • Other
    1 Schools
    422 Students
    10.19% Minority
  • Other Lutheran
    1 Schools
    42 Students
    - Minority
  • Pentecostal
    6 Schools
    452 Students
    3.38% Minority
  • Presbyterian
    5 Schools
    1,222 Students
    20.37% Minority
  • Roman Catholic
    124 Schools
    36,555 Students
    7.93% Minority
  • Seventh Day Adventist
    5 Schools
    165 Students
    46.46% Minority
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