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Largest Washington Private Preschools

The average private preschool in Washington has 169 students (2026).

The largest private preschool in Washington is Cedar Park Christian Schools, with 1,591 students.

Quick Facts (2026)

# WA Schools Ranked: 468
Top 20 Range (Students): 528–1,591
WA School Avg.: 169
National School Avg.: 187

Quick Facts (2026)

# WA Schools Ranked: 468
Top 20 Range (Students): 528–1,591
WA School Avg.: 169
National School Avg.: 187

Washington Average Students Per School (Trends)

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Year	Washington (WA) avg
2025	170
2024	171
2023	160
2022	164
2021	166
2020	160
2019	154
2018	153
2017	155
2016	152
2015	151

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Show school map — Washington (students range: 528–1,591, avg 169)

School Size Range: 394 1,591 Avg. School Size: 710

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Washington average private preschools student size?

The Washington average private preschools student size is 169 for 2026.

What are the private preschools with the largest student size in Washington?

The top ranked private preschools in Washington include Cedar Park Christian Schools, Lynden Christian Schools: Administration and King's Schools.

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