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Oldest Private High Schools in Missouri

The average private high school in Missouri was founded around 1965 (2024-25).

The oldest private high school in Missouri is Visitation Academy Of St. Louis, founded in 1833.

Living Water Academy Photo - LWA participates in the annual See You at the Pole gathering every fourth Wednesday in September to pray and praise our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Academy Of Saint Louis Photo - Academy of St. Louis is Providing Hope, Promise & Opportunities for Students with Learning Challenges

Summit Christian Academy Photo - Summit Christian Academy is an independent, nondenominational Christian school located in the Kansas City, Missouri, area serving 1250 students from preschool through 12th grade. Summit Christian Academy is fully accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International and AdvancED.Our mission is to inspire students to achieve their God-given potential through excellent academics and Christian training in a compassionate environment.

Ursuline Academy Photo - Ursuline Academy of St. Louis, Missouri, established in 1848.

Christian Brothers College High School Photo

MICDS (Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School) Photo - Our Pre-K through 12th grade school offers numerous unique educational opportunities, resources, and a strong sense of community that only a Pre-K - 12th grade school can provide.

St. Paul Lutheran High School Photo - Row of trees facing the Saint Paul victory bell and in the background you see the Fine Arts building. The Fine Arts building houses art, music, choir, sociology and government.

Missouri Military Academy Photo - Missouri Military Academy develops cadets who are of sound moral character, who have self-disciplined to strive for and achieve their goals and who are academically prepared to attend college.

Chaminade College Prep School Photo - 2015 Senior House Captains

Notre Dame de Sion High School Photo - Centered around a shared mission, Notre Dame de Sion School aims to prepare students for socially responsible, values-based leadership in a culturally and religiously diverse world. Both our Grade School and High School Campuses embrace an "Implicit Curriculum" and an "Explicit Curriculum" rooted in the Charism of the Congregation of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Sion.

John Burroughs School Photo - In a rigorous curriculum, students learn creative problem solving, critical thinking, data-driven decision making and collaboration skills that will prepare them for active participation in a world with new challenges.

Villa Duchesne School Photo - Villa Duchesne Upper School (Girls, grades 7-12)

Year Founded Range: 1833 1956 Avg. Year Founded: 1912

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Missouri average private high schools founding year?

The Missouri average private high schools founding year is 1965 for 2024-25.

What are the private high schools with oldest founding year in Missouri?

The top ranked private high schools in Missouri include Visitation Academy Of St. Louis, St. Joseph's Academy and Ursuline Academy.

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