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Top 20 Best Virginia Private Preschools Belonging to National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) (2024-25)

For the 2024-25 school year, there are 51 private preschools belonging to National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) serving 20,851 students in Virginia. You can also find more schools membership associations in Virginia.

The private preschools belonging to National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) in Virginia include BASIS Independent McLean, Hampton Roads Academy and Powhatan School.

The average tuition cost is $25,741, which is higher than the Virginia private preschool average tuition cost of $11,063.

24% of private preschools belonging to National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) in Virginia are religiously affiliated (most commonly Episcopal and Christian).

Browne Academy Photo - Founded in 1941, Browne was the first integrated preschool in Virginia.

BASIS Independent McLean Photo - Primary students perform the classics.

St. Stephen's and St. Agnes School Photo - St. Stephen's and St. Agnes Lower school serves 3-year-olds through 5th grade. Offering vibrant learning spaces with a rigorous curriculum in a safe and inclusive environment where children are known, cherished, and encouraged to explore. https://www.sssas.org/lower-school/welcome

Wakefield School Photo - Our Design Lab is a specialized area where students explore their technology and engineering skills using technology such as 3D printers, a laser cutter, a CNC machine, Vex Robotics, paper circuits, Makey Makeys, and digital video equipment including green screens. Pictured is our robotics class designing, building, and programming the robots for a battle. May the best bot win!

Millwood School Photo - Millwood Upper School www.millwoodschool.org

Burgundy Farm Country Day School Photo - Our Alexandria campus (pictured) is 26 acres in the heart of Alexandria. The Burgundy Center for Wildlife Studies is located on a 500 acre campus in West Virginia.

Loudoun Country Day School Photo - Middle school students participate in the traditional Blue and Green Games in September after bonding in a week of activities, including using zip lines, rock climbing, and river rafting. The middle school is divided between blue and green teams throughout the year. Here they pose together after a day of outside activities.

Green Hedges School Photo - Grade 3 students cheer on their classmates during P.E.

Flint Hill School Photo - At Flint Hill, children are nurtured to be their very best, surrounded by people who know and care about them.

Alexandria Country Day School Photo - Kindergartners confer with one another during Writing Workshop.

Linton Hall School Photo - Linton Hall School, Catholic Education in the Benedictine Tradition Preschool -Grade 8 www.lintonhall.edu(703)368-3157

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