Private Schools

Private Schools in Charlotte, North Carolina

42 private schools in Charlotte, North Carolina with at least 30 students answered the 2023-24 federal survey. Together they enroll 11,144 students: 6 Catholic, 16 other religious and 20 nonsectarian. 23 schools go through high school grades.

Schools listed

42

Go through high school

23

Median enrollment

127

Median students per teacher

8

Private schools in Charlotte, North Carolina

Largest first. Students per teacher is the school’s own report.

SchoolGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliation
Charlotte Latin SchoolK–121,5238.3Nonsectarian
Charlotte Catholic High School9–121,33014.2Catholic
Charlotte Christian SchoolK–121,23911.9Christian
Hickory Grove Christian SchoolPK–1274211Baptist
St Matthew Catholic SchoolK–568217.7Catholic
St Gabriel Catholic SchoolK–565716.5Catholic
Trinity Episcopal SchoolK–84378.8Episcopal
Intellicor International AcademyPK–1237313.3Islamic
Charlotte Preparatory SchoolPK–83573.9Nonsectarian
St Ann Catholic SchoolPK–53196.4Catholic
The Fletcher SchoolSpecial educationK–122924.9Nonsectarian
Palisades Episcopal SchoolK–826512.7Episcopal
St Patrick Catholic SchoolK–522813.2Catholic
Victory Christian Center SchoolPK–1221910.2Other religious
Charlotte Islamic AcademyPK–122027.1Islamic
Northside Christian AcademyK–121868.9Baptist
Our Lady of the Assumption SchoolPK–818010.6Catholic
Brookstone SchoolsK–81748.3Christian
Charlotte Jewish Day SchoolPK–71527.2Jewish
Brtish International School of CharlotteAlternativePK–121497.3Nonsectarian
Omni Montessori SchoolMontessoriPK–914410.3Nonsectarian
United Faith Christian AcademyPK–121104.4Christian
Consolidated High School of Jewish StudiesAlternative8–1210515.9Jewish
Victory Center Elementary SchoolK–51006Christian
The John Crosland SchoolSpecial educationK–12975.4Nonsectarian
Adventist Christian Academy of CharlotteK–88888Seventh-Day Adventist
Alc Mosaic (Mosaic School)AlternativeUngraded809.9Nonsectarian
Friendship Day School for the Sciences & the ArtsK–5727.7Nonsectarian
Philips AcademySpecial education6–12554.6Nonsectarian
Ignite Achievement AcademySpecial education1–12533.4Nonsectarian
The Nest AcademyK–12537.7Nonsectarian
Trinity Christian Preparatory SchoolAlternative7–12506.2Nonsectarian
Crossway AcademySpecial educationK–8497Nonsectarian
Fusion CharlotteAlternative6–12492.5Nonsectarian
Brisbane Academy Preparatory SchoolPK–8485.7Nonsectarian
Berean Jr AcademyK–74411Seventh-Day Adventist
Charlotte Leadership Academy6–124413.3Nonsectarian
Christ Church Preschool and KindergartenEarly childhoodPK–TK4410Episcopal
Fusion Academy and Learning Center - CharlotteAlternative6–12442.5Nonsectarian
My Dynamic AcademySpecial programPK–10426Nonsectarian
Kent AcademyAlternative1–12366Nonsectarian
Keystone Montessori SchoolMontessoriPK–3315.2Nonsectarian

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Frequently asked questions

How many private schools are in Charlotte, North Carolina?

42 private schools in Charlotte, North Carolina with at least 30 students answered the 2023-24 federal Private School Universe Survey. Schools that did not answer are not counted, so the real number is higher.

What is the largest private school in Charlotte, North Carolina?

Among schools that answered the survey, Charlotte Latin School in Charlotte is the largest, with 1,523 students in grades K–12.

How big are classes at private schools in Charlotte, North Carolina?

The survey reports students per teacher, not class size. The median private school in Charlotte, North Carolina has 8 students per teacher and 127 students in total.

Do private schools require an entrance exam?

Many independent schools ask for the ISEE or SSAT, and many Catholic high schools use the HSPT. Each school sets its own rule, so check the admissions page of every school on your list.

Source: NCES Private School Universe Survey (PSS), 2023-24 public-use data file, National Center for Education Statistics. Schools that answered the survey and enrolled at least 30 students. Amish schools are left out. Schools report their own figures, and a school that did not answer the survey does not appear.