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Private High School Minority Statistics in Maryland

Maryland private high schools are composed of 37% minority students (2026-27).

The private high schools in Maryland with the highest percentage of minority students are listed below.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# MD Schools Ranked: 252
Top 20 Range (% Students Of Color): 100%–100%
MD School Avg.: 48%
National School Avg.: 25%

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# MD Schools Ranked: 252
Top 20 Range (% Students Of Color): 100%–100%
MD School Avg.: 48%
National School Avg.: 25%

Maryland Average Students of Color (Trends)

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Year	Maryland (MD) avg
2025	36%
2024	35%
2023	35%
2022	37%
2021	36%
2020	35%
2019	34%
2018	33%
2017	36%
2016	36%
2015	38%

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Show school map — Maryland (% students of color range: 100%–100%, avg 48%)

Students Color Range: 95.24% 100% Avg. Students Color: 99%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Maryland average private high schools minority students?

The Maryland average private high schools minority students is 37% for 2026-27.

What are the private high schools with the highest percentage of minority students in Maryland?

The top ranked private high schools in Maryland include Aami Bible Institute, The Baltimore Academy and Cathedral Christian Academy.

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