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Average Private School SAT Scores in Connecticut

The averageprivate school SAT score in Connecticut is 1254 (2026-27).

The private school in Connecticut with the highest SAT score is Hopkins School, with an SAT score of 1448.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# CT Schools Ranked: 34
Top 20 Range (Avg SAT): 1211–1448
CT School Avg.: 1254
National School Avg.: 1241

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# CT Schools Ranked: 34
Top 20 Range (Avg SAT): 1211–1448
CT School Avg.: 1254
National School Avg.: 1241

Connecticut Average SAT Score (Trends)

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Year	Connecticut (CT) avg
2025	1247
2024	1254
2023	1244
2022	1242
2021	1240
2020	1239
2019	1241
2018	1257
2017	1266

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Show school map — Connecticut (avg SAT range: 1211–1448, avg 1254)

Sat Score Range: 1064 1448 Avg. Sat Score: 1254

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Connecticut average private schools SAT score?

The Connecticut average private schools SAT score is 1254 for 2026-27.

What are the private schools with the highest SAT score in Connecticut?

The top ranked private schools in Connecticut include Hopkins School, Choate Rosemary Hall and Midstate Christian Academy.

What is private high school and private elementary school with the highest SAT score in Connecticut?

The private high school with the highest SAT score in Connecticut is Hopkins School, with a value of 1448. The private elementary school with the highest SAT score is Hopkins School, with a value of 1448.

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