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Private Schools

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STUDENT:
GRADE
TEACHER
SCHOOL
CLASSIFICATION
LEVELS
ENROLLMENT
TUITION
RATIO
PROGRAM CONCENTRATION
Tabor Academy
Co-educational college prep
9 – 12
517
Day: $ 62,800;
5:1
College prep
Marion, Mass., taboracademy. org, 508-748-2000
boarding and day school
Boarding: $ 82,100
Trinity Christian Academy
Christian
Pre K – 12
160
Pre K – 12: $ 2,100
N / A
Bibically based School of Tomorrow curriculum
Johnston, trinityri. org / trinity-christian-academy,
–$ 4,300
( Accelerated Christian Education)
934-0208
West Bay Christian Academy
Christian private school
Pre K – 8
220
Pre K – 8: $ 4,775
14:1
Bibically based conceptual curriculum
North Kingstown, westbaychristianacademy. org,
–$ 10,850
884-3600
The Wheeler School
Independent, college prep
Nursery – 12
800 +
$ 43,800 –$ 52,000
6:1
Co-curriculum
Providence, wheelerschool. org, 421-8100
See ad on pg. 125
The Wheeler School is a nursery through grade twelve independent day school with two campuses: one in Providence’ s College Hill neighborhood and the second on a 120-acre farm in nearby Seekonk, MA. Founded in 1889 by artist and educator Mary C. Wheeler, the school serves about 800 students from across Greater Providence and Greater Boston.
The Williams School
Independent, college prep
6 – 12
210
$ 38,000 –$ 41,000
8:1
Liberal arts
New London, Conn., williamsschool. org,
860-443-5333
The Wolf School
Independent, special education
K – 8
74
$ 72,500
Avg. class
Special education for complex learners.
East Providence, thewolfschool. org, 432-9940
size 9 – 11
*: Based on last year’ s data Note: Some information has been updated via the school’ s website. Please contact the school for more info. For a list of all the Catholic schools within the Diocese of Providence( 36 in total), visit catholicschools. org

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