Private Schools

Private Schools in Jacksonville, Florida

85 private schools in Jacksonville, Florida with at least 30 students answered the 2023-24 federal survey. Together they enroll 23,766 students: 17 Catholic, 51 other religious and 17 nonsectarian. 55 schools go through high school grades.

Schools listed

85

Go through high school

55

Median enrollment

194

Median students per teacher

12.1

Private schools in Jacksonville, Florida

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

SchoolGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliation
The Bolles SchoolPK–121,70812.1Nonsectarian
Bishop Kenny High School9–121,39418.7Catholic
Providence SchoolPK–121,38515.6Christian
Trinity Christian AcademyK–121,31114.8Baptist
Episcopal School of JacksonvillePK–121,1448.5Episcopal
Latam Global SchoolK–1270519.9Nonsectarian
University Christian SchoolPK–1265810.9Baptist
First Coast Christian SchoolPK–1257716Baptist
Assumption Catholic SchoolK–855815.3Catholic
St Joseph Catholic SchoolPK–848513.5Catholic
Bishop John J Snyder High School9–1246115.1Catholic
Parsons Christian AcademyPK–1242712.2Christian
Holy Family Catholic SchoolPK–839416.6Catholic
Sacred Heart SchoolPK–838514.8Catholic
San Jose Catholic Grade SchoolPK–837912.9Catholic
Cedar Creek Christian SchoolPK–1237813.5Baptist
The Covenant School of JacksonvillePK–123479Baptist
The Foundation AcademySpecial programK–123387Christian
Old Plank Christian AcademyPK–1233612Baptist
Young Kids in Motion AcademyK–1233011Nonsectarian
Riverside Presbyterian Day SchoolPK–632710Presbyterian
Christ the King Catholic SchoolPK–832615.1Catholic
The Potter's House Christian AcademyPK–1232513.3Christian
Jacksonville Country Day SchoolPK–63158.6Nonsectarian
Al-Furqan AcademyPK–1231311.2Islamic
Eagle's View AcademyK–1231315.7Christian
Guardian Catholic SchoolPK–83018.1Catholic
Eagles View AcademyK–1229813.7Christian
Harvest Community SchoolK–122899.9Christian
Minds of the Future AcademyPK–1228828.8Nonsectarian
Impact Christian AcademyPK–1228410.4Christian
Cornerstone Christian SchoolPK–1226716.7Christian
St Matthews Catholic SchoolPK–826217.4Catholic
Seacoast Christian AcademyPK–1223714.5Christian
Seacoast Christian AcademyPK–1223310.6Christian
Victory Christian AcademyPK–1222814Baptist
North Florida School of Special EducationSpecial education1–1222711.4Nonsectarian
St Patrick Catholic SchoolPK–822013.8Catholic
Blessed Trinity Catholic SchoolPK–821714.7Catholic
Holy Spirit Catholic SchoolPK–821713.9Catholic
Zaraphath AcademyK–1220715.9Christian
Temple Christian AcademyK–1219915.3Christian
Grace Lutheran SchoolPK–819416Lutheran
St Paul's Catholic Elementary School-RiversidePK–818614.8Catholic
Christian Heritage AcademyPK–817913.2Church of the Nazarene
Cedar Hills Baptist Christian SchoolPK–817410.4Baptist
Resurrection Catholic SchoolPK–817411.6Catholic
San Jose Episcopal Day SchoolPK–61726Episcopal
Atrium SchoolAlternativeK–12167104.4Nonsectarian
Inner City Christian School1–1015717.4Christian
Chatmans Early Christian AcademyPK–1215211.8Baptist
Broach School SouthSpecial educationK–1215112.6Nonsectarian
Morning Star SchoolSpecial educationUngraded1378.3Catholic
Baymeadows Baptist Day SchoolPK–812510.2Baptist
The Depaul School of Ne FloridaSpecial education2–812415.5Nonsectarian
Martin J Gottlieb Day SchoolPK–810364.4Jewish
America's Little LeadersPK–810010Baptist
Temple College Preparatory SchoolK–12998.4Christian
Crossroads Christian School ArlingtonK–129811.1Christian
Academy of ExcellencePK–12979.7Christian
The Academy of ExcellencePK–12979.7Christian
Crossroads Christian School ArlingtonSpecial educationK–129613.7Christian
Fields of Art Christian AcademyK–119518.6Christian
Ephesus SDA Junior AcademyK–129115.2Seventh-Day Adventist
Striving for Excellence AcademyK–128517Nonsectarian
Lifepoint Academy of Seventh-Day AdventistPK–88110.4Seventh-Day Adventist
New Beginnings Christian AcademyK–128011.4Pentecostal
Parkwood Weekday Early Education CenterK–6739.2Baptist
Center Academy - St Johns BluffSpecial education5–127117.8Nonsectarian
Mainspring AcademySpecial educationUngraded636.3Nonsectarian
Orange County American High School9–12607.5Nonsectarian
Torah Academy of JacksonvillePK–10555Jewish
Broach West Elementary SchoolSpecial educationK–125418Nonsectarian
Livingway Christian AcademyPK–6549Christian
Austin Christian Vocational AcademyK–12537Christian
Heart to Heart Christian AcademyK–12535.9Christian
Heart to Heart Christian AcademyK–12535.9Christian
Millennial Christian SchoolK–12506.6Christian
West Meadows Baptist AcademyPK–12508.2Baptist
Lighthouse Christian School Westside1–124912.3Catholic
Builders of the Faith Christian AcademyPK–11489.6Christian
The Science and Math InstituteSpecial programK–12478.4Nonsectarian
Jacksonville School for AutismSpecial educationPK–12434.1Nonsectarian
Growing Together Behavioral CenterSpecial educationUngraded421.5Nonsectarian
Promise Land AcademyK–7415.1Baptist

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Frequently asked questions

How many private schools are in Jacksonville, Florida?

85 private schools in Jacksonville, Florida 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 Jacksonville, Florida?

Among schools that answered the survey, The Bolles School in Jacksonville is the largest, with 1,708 students in grades PK–12.

How big are classes at private schools in Jacksonville, Florida?

The survey reports students per teacher, not class size. The median private school in Jacksonville, Florida has 12.1 students per teacher and 194 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.