Percentage of K-12 Students Enrolled in Private Schools Range: 3%
20%
Avg. Percentage of K-12 Students Enrolled in Private Schools: 11%
States With Highest Percentage of K-12 Students Enrolled in Private Schools (2024-25)
State
Percentage of K-12 Students Enrolled in Private Schools
Largest Schools
Rank: #11.
20%
(42,663 out of 212,872 students)
(42,663 out of 212,872 students)
Rank: #22.
18%
(19,529 out of 110,318 students)
(19,529 out of 110,318 students)
Rank: #33.
16%
(32,211 out of 199,944 students)
(32,211 out of 199,944 students)
Rank: #4-74-7.
15%
(149,930 out of 973,778 students)
(149,930 out of 973,778 students)
Rank: #4-74-7.
15%
(455,335 out of 2,959,600 students)
(455,335 out of 2,959,600 students)
Rank: #4-74-7.
15%
(125,604 out of 843,854 students)
(125,604 out of 843,854 students)
Rank: #4-74-7.
15%
(285,376 out of 1,957,421 students)
(285,376 out of 1,957,421 students)
Rank: #8-138-13.
14%
(13,422 out of 93,204 students)
(13,422 out of 93,204 students)
Rank: #8-138-13.
14%
(227,006 out of 1,576,887 students)
(227,006 out of 1,576,887 students)
Rank: #8-138-13.
14%
(22,795 out of 158,434 students)
(22,795 out of 158,434 students)
Rank: #8-138-13.
14%
(479,037 out of 3,350,366 students)
(479,037 out of 3,350,366 students)
Rank: #8-138-13.
14%
(145,921 out of 1,036,657 students)
(145,921 out of 1,036,657 students)
Rank: #8-138-13.
14%
(22,079 out of 163,544 students)
(22,079 out of 163,544 students)
Rank: #14-1814-18.
12%
(130,416 out of 1,044,536 students)
(130,416 out of 1,044,536 students)
Rank: #14-1814-18.
12%
(261,056 out of 2,112,892 students)
(261,056 out of 2,112,892 students)
Rank: #14-1814-18.
12%
(233,496 out of 1,911,905 students)
(233,496 out of 1,911,905 students)
Rank: #14-1814-18.
12%
(124,060 out of 1,016,306 students)
(124,060 out of 1,016,306 students)
Rank: #14-1814-18.
12%
(66,429 out of 562,615 students)
(66,429 out of 562,615 students)
Rank: #19-2419-24.
11%
(41,704 out of 370,959 students)
(41,704 out of 370,959 students)
Rank: #19-2419-24.
11%
(55,948 out of 498,284 students)
(55,948 out of 498,284 students)
Rank: #19-2419-24.
11%
(674,296 out of 6,089,848 students)
(674,296 out of 6,089,848 students)
Rank: #19-2419-24.
11%
(156,466 out of 1,416,432 students)
(156,466 out of 1,416,432 students)
Rank: #19-2419-24.
11%
(124,300 out of 1,159,847 students)
(124,300 out of 1,159,847 students)
Rank: #19-2419-24.
11%
(19,827 out of 188,239 students)
(19,827 out of 188,239 students)
Rank: #25-3125-31.
10%
(116,048 out of 1,122,192 students)
(116,048 out of 1,122,192 students)
Rank: #25-3125-31.
10%
(99,810 out of 970,316 students)
(99,810 out of 970,316 students)
Rank: #25-3125-31.
10%
(121,425 out of 1,219,309 students)
(121,425 out of 1,219,309 students)
Rank: #25-3125-31.
10%
(72,881 out of 731,923 students)
(72,881 out of 731,923 students)
Rank: #25-3125-31.
10%
(152,282 out of 1,539,096 students)
(152,282 out of 1,539,096 students)
Rank: #25-3125-31.
10%
(82,253 out of 831,744 students)
(82,253 out of 831,744 students)
Rank: #25-3125-31.
10%
(59,919 out of 607,186 students)
(59,919 out of 607,186 students)
Rank: #32-3532-35.
9%
(52,471 out of 557,411 students)
(52,471 out of 557,411 students)
Rank: #32-3532-35.
9%
(14,684 out of 162,416 students)
(14,684 out of 162,416 students)
Rank: #32-3532-35.
9%
(11,819 out of 133,612 students)
(11,819 out of 133,612 students)
Rank: #32-3532-35.
9%
(167,713 out of 1,919,743 students)
(167,713 out of 1,919,743 students)
Rank: #36-4036-40.
8%
(73,016 out of 862,976 students)
(73,016 out of 862,976 students)
Rank: #36-4036-40.
8%
(43,032 out of 524,615 students)
(43,032 out of 524,615 students)
Rank: #36-4036-40.
8%
(134,394 out of 1,675,717 students)
(134,394 out of 1,675,717 students)
Rank: #36-4036-40.
8%
(74,100 out of 944,713 students)
(74,100 out of 944,713 students)
Rank: #36-4036-40.
8%
(12,280 out of 162,777 students)
(12,280 out of 162,777 students)
Rank: #41-4241-42.
7%
(23,876 out of 345,480 students)
(23,876 out of 345,480 students)
Rank: #41-4241-42.
7%
(22,195 out of 340,079 students)
(22,195 out of 340,079 students)
Rank: #43-4743-47.
6%
(78,317 out of 1,218,674 students)
(78,317 out of 1,218,674 students)
Rank: #43-4743-47.
6%
(30,848 out of 515,576 students)
(30,848 out of 515,576 students)
Rank: #43-4743-47.
6%
(350,459 out of 5,867,760 students)
(350,459 out of 5,867,760 students)
Rank: #43-4743-47.
6%
(30,548 out of 523,880 students)
(30,548 out of 523,880 students)
Rank: #43-4743-47.
6%
(41,518 out of 743,408 students)
(41,518 out of 743,408 students)
Rank: #48-4948-49.
5%
(14,291 out of 265,837 students)
(14,291 out of 265,837 students)
Rank: #48-4948-49.
5%
(7,043 out of 137,766 students)
(7,043 out of 137,766 students)
Rank: #50-5150-51.
3%
(22,476 out of 714,438 students)
(22,476 out of 714,438 students)
Frequently Asked Questions
What percent of all K-12 students in United States are educated in private schools?
11%% of all K-12 students in United States are educated in private schools for 2024-25.
What are the private schools with highest percentage of K-12 students enrolled in the United States?
The private schools with highest percentage of K-12 students enrolled in the United States include American Heritage School, Pius X High School and Caravel Academy.
What is the state with the highest percentage of K-12 students enrolled in private schools?
The state with the highest percentage of K-12 students enrolled in private schools is Hawaii.
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