News Summary
Several private high schools in the Austin metro area have received high rankings based on a recent analysis from Stacker using data from Niche. The rankings reflect school performance in various categories such as academics, culture, sports, and resources. A significant number of institutions achieved high grades, including several that were rated A+. Additionally, average tuition costs vary widely, with some schools having affordable options, while others can exceed $30,000 annually. This analysis provides valuable information for parents and students considering educational choices.
Austin, TX – Several private high schools in the Austin metro area have received high rankings based on a recent analysis by Stacker, which utilized data from Niche. The data reflects school performance across several weighted categories, with noted strengths in academics, culture and diversity, sports, clubs and activities, resources, and feedback from parents, teachers, and students.
Among the standout institutions, schools have been evaluated on their student enrollment, student-to-teacher ratios, and overall Niche grades ranging from B+ to A+. Notable schools with significant rankings include:
- Location: Austin, TX – Enrollment: 159 (3:1 student to teacher ratio) – Niche grade: B+
- Location: Austin, TX – Enrollment: 43 (6:1 student to teacher ratio) – Niche grade: A-
- Location: Austin, TX – Enrollment: 127 (11:1 student to teacher ratio) – Niche grade: A-
- Location: Cedar Park, TX – Enrollment: 302 (9:1 student to teacher ratio) – Niche grade: A-
- Location: Austin, TX – Enrollment: 34 (3:1 student to teacher ratio) – Niche grade: A-
- Location: Georgetown, TX – Enrollment: 359 (11:1 student to teacher ratio) – Niche grade: A
- Location: Leander, TX – Enrollment: 283 (Student-to-teacher ratio not available) – Niche grade: A
- Location: Taylor, TX – Enrollment: 274 (8:1 student to teacher ratio) – Niche grade: A
- Location: Austin, TX – Enrollment: 146 (6:1 student to teacher ratio) – Niche grade: A
- Location: Pflugerville, TX – Enrollment: 117 (9:1 student to teacher ratio) – Niche grade: A
- Location: Round Rock, TX – Enrollment: 711 (9:1 student to teacher ratio) – Niche grade: A
- Location: San Marcos, TX – Enrollment: 318 (8:1 student to teacher ratio) – Niche grade: A+
Several schools within Austin also achieved the highest grade rating of A+. These institutions feature varying enrollment figures, indicative of a diverse range of students, and include:
- Enrollment: 679 (12:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 602 (12:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 38 (4:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 1,079 (10:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 415 (10:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 414 (13:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 808 (11:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 500 (6:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 918 (7:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 160 (5:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 989 (6:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 338 (10:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Enrollment: 712 (8:1 student to teacher ratio)
The average yearly tuition for private high schools across Texas is reported to be approximately $12,161, indicating a substantial investment in a child’s education. Notably, institutions such as Chinquapin Preparatory School offer much lower tuition at just $1,170 per year. Conversely, it is important to be aware that tuition rates at other private Texas high schools can exceed $30,000 annually.
This ranking serves as an insightful resource for parents and students deciding on educational options, emphasizing the importance of various factors like academic performance and school culture. By analyzing these metrics, families can make informed decisions that best suit their educational needs.
Overall, Stacker’s rankings highlight the rich educational landscape within the Austin area, showcasing a spectrum of choices that prioritize student success and community engagement.
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- InForney: Best Private High Schools in the Austin Metro Area
- Moore News: Best Private High Schools in the Austin Metro Area
- Community Impact: 16 Private Schools in the Lake Travis and West Austin Area
- Statesman: All Central Texas Private School Football
- KICKS 105: Texas’ Most Expensive Private High Schools
- Wikipedia: Private School
- Google Search: Private High Schools Austin TX
- Google Scholar: Private High Schools Austin
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Private School Education
- Google News: Private Schools Austin
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