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West Virginia Private Elementary Schools By Tuition Cost

The average private elementary school tuition in West Virginia is $5,637 per year (2026-27).

The private elementary school with the lowest tuition is Ambassador Christian Academy, with a tuition of $1,850.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# WV Schools Ranked: 34
Top 20 Range (Tuition): $1,850–$5,000
WV School Avg.: $5,669
National School Avg.: $10,498

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# WV Schools Ranked: 34
Top 20 Range (Tuition): $1,850–$5,000
WV School Avg.: $5,669
National School Avg.: $10,498

West Virginia Average Tuition Cost (Trends)

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Year	West Virginia (WV) avg
2025	$11,215
2024	$5,525
2023	$6,418
2022	$6,358
2021	$6,089
2020	$5,876
2019	$4,841
2018	$4,565
2017	$4,656
2016	$4,709
2015	$6,052

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Tuition Cost Range: $1,850 $17,850 Avg. Tuition Cost: $5,669

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the West Virginia average private elementary schools tuition?

The West Virginia average private elementary schools tuition is $5,762 for 2026-27.

What are the private elementary schools with the lowest tuition cost in West Virginia?

The top ranked private elementary schools in West Virginia include Ambassador Christian Academy, Lighthouse Christian Academy and Mountain State Christian School.

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