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District Of Columbia Private High Schools By Tuition Cost

The average private high school tuition in District Of Columbia is $35,427 per year (2026-27).

The private high school with the lowest tuition is Cornerstone Schools-washington, with a tuition of $9,000.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# DC Schools Ranked: 19
Top 20 Range (Tuition): $9,000–$64,375
DC School Avg.: $35,584
National School Avg.: $13,415

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# DC Schools Ranked: 19
Top 20 Range (Tuition): $9,000–$64,375
DC School Avg.: $35,584
National School Avg.: $13,415

District Of Columbia Average Tuition Cost (Trends)

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Year	District Of Columbia (DC) avg
2025	$35,886
2024	$35,524
2023	$33,185
2022	$30,592
2021	$29,688
2020	$29,114
2019	$27,391
2018	$29,382
2017	$26,802
2016	$28,130
2015	$26,535

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Tuition Cost Range: $9,000 $64,375 Avg. Tuition Cost: $35,584

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the District Of Columbia average private high schools tuition?

The District Of Columbia average private high schools tuition is $27,583 for 2026-27.

What are the private high schools with the lowest tuition cost in District Of Columbia?

The top ranked private high schools in District Of Columbia include Cornerstone Schools-washington, Cornerstone Schools Of Washington, DC and Archbishop Carroll High School.

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