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Best Mississippi Private Schools Offering Track and Field Sport (2024-25)

For the 2024-25 school year, there are 38 private schools offering track and field as an interscholastic sport serving 16,382 students in Mississippi.

The offering track and field sport private schools in Mississippi include St. Andrew's Episcopal School, St. Andrew's Episcopal School and St. Joseph Catholic School.

The average tuition cost is $8,332, which is higher than the Mississippi private school average tuition cost of $6,765.

89% of private schools offering track and field sport in Mississippi are religiously affiliated (most commonly Christian and Catholic).

St. Andrew's Episcopal School Photo - North Campus in Ridgeland

Columbus Christian Academy Photo - K4 Fun at Chapel

St. Patrick Catholic High School Photo - St. Patrick Catholic High School

Victory Chrisitian Academy Photo - Victory Christian AcademyEstablished 1980

Saint Stanislaus High School Photo - St. Stanislaus has a 1,000 foot fishing pier connecting the campus to the Gulf of Mexico. After school and on weekends, students enjoy catching speckled trout, catfish, red fish and all sorts of marine life. Also, our Marine Science class spends countless hours studying in the best classroom for wetland conservation efforts.

Our Lady Academy Photo - Class of 2017 -- Graduates = 38; ACT Class Average Score 25.69; Scholarship Amount nearly $5 Million in Offers.

St. Aloysius High School-vicksburg Catholic School Photo - St. Aloysius offers a college preparatory curriculum. Honors and Advanced Placement classes are offered in certain subjects, as well as several dual credit courses. St. Aloysius fields eighteen athletic teams in twelve different sports. Service, academic, and leadership clubs, honor societies, marching band, retreat team and more provide abundant extracurricular opportunities.

Park Place Christian Academy Photo - Park Place Christian Academy, a ministry of Park Place Baptist Church, strives to provide a distinctively Christian, academically rigorous education for students in grades K3-12. PPCA, established in 2000, and with a current enrollment of nearly 650 students, uses Godly guidance and Christian personnel to cultivate a biblical worldview into the hearts and minds of our students.

Christ Covenant School Photo - Students spend time in the school garden planting, cultivating and harvesting fruits, vegetables and flowers.

Sylva Bay Academy Photo - Sylva-Bay Academy

St. Joseph Catholic School Photo - St. Joseph Catholic School's annual year-long, student-led fundraiser culminates with a dance marathon and celebration of money raised that is donated to Batson Children's Hospital. Since the project began in 2016, endless prayers and over $125,000 has been donated.

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