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Missouri Baptist Private High Schools

For the 2026-27 school year, there are 17 baptist private high schools serving 1,334 students in Missouri.

The average acceptance rate is 82%, which is lower than the Missouri private high school average acceptance rate of 87%.

The baptist private high schools in Missouri include Maranatha Baptist Academy and Twin City Christian Academy.

These schools make up 8% of the 223 private schools in Missouri and 2% of its 54,315 private school students.

Quick Facts (26-27)

# Private Schools: 17
# Students Served: 1,334

Quick Facts (26-27)

# Private Schools: 17
# Students Served: 1,334

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top ranked baptist private high schools in Missouri?

The baptist private high schools in Missouri include Maranatha Baptist Academy and Twin City Christian Academy.

How many baptist private high schools are located in Missouri?

17 baptist private high schools are located in Missouri.

How diverse are baptist private high schools in Missouri?

Missouri baptist private high schools are approximately 20% minority students, which is lower than the Missouri private school average of 23%.

Missouri Baptist Private High Schools Trends

Private Schools

1,334

Students

$3,395

Avg. Tuition

20%

Students of Color

9:1

Student-Teacher Ratio

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