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Largest Arkansas Private Schools

The average private school in Arkansas has 168 students (2026-27).

The largest private school in Arkansas is Shiloh Christian School, with 1,611 students.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# AR Schools Ranked: 178
Top 20 Range (Students): 358–1,611
AR School Avg.: 168
National School Avg.: 175

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# AR Schools Ranked: 178
Top 20 Range (Students): 358–1,611
AR School Avg.: 168
National School Avg.: 175

Arkansas Average Students Per School (Trends)

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Year	Arkansas (AR) avg
2025	169
2024	162
2023	158
2022	159
2021	162
2020	154
2019	166
2018	162
2017	169
2016	166
2015	155

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Show school map — Arkansas (students range: 358–1,611, avg 168)

School Size Range: 230 1,611 Avg. School Size: 530

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Arkansas average private schools student size?

The Arkansas average private schools student size is 168 for 2026-27.

What are the private schools with the largest student size in Arkansas?

The top ranked private schools in Arkansas include Shiloh Christian School, Little Rock Christian Academy and Pulaski Academy.

What is private high school and private elementary school with the largest student size in Arkansas?

The private high school with the largest student size in Arkansas is Shiloh Christian School, with a value of 1611. The private elementary school with the largest student size is Shiloh Christian School, with a value of 1611.

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