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Largest Tennessee Private Preschools

The average private preschool in Tennessee has 240 students (2024-25).

The largest private preschool in Tennessee is Lipscomb Academy with 1,420 students.

Priest Lake Christian Academy Photo - We have hands-on learning!

Chattanooga Christian School Photo - Over the past decade, we've invested more than 20 million dollars in our 55+ acre campus to create spaces designed for life and learning and to increase a sense of belonging. This includes the construction of new facilities like a dedicated Lower School STEM Room as well as repurposed facilities like Upper School Science Labs and student spaces.

Grace Covenant Baptist Academy Photo - Field trip days are the best.

St. George's Independent School Photo - From the youngest ages, students have incredible opportunities to enhance their classroom learning with real world experiences on our beautiful 250+ acres of woods and wetlands.

St. Agnes Academy and St. Dominic School Photo - Teachers foster meaningful connections and offer support so every student feels a sense of belonging.

Immanuel Lutheran School Photo - Worship, praise, prayer and song are all a part of our school chapel services every Wednesday. 3rd graders share the song Great Big God!

Currey Ingram Academy Photo - This is the east side of Jennifer & Billy Frist Hall as seen from the fields behind the Lower School.

Saint Matthew Catholic School Photo - Register today to attend our Open House on November 10th from 12:00PM-2:30PM. We look forward to seeing you!

Lipscomb Academy Photo - At Lipscomb Academy, the Endeavor Program empowers students to reach new heights through innovative, hands-on learning experiences that foster creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. With a flexible schedule, students can tailor their learning to fit their individual needs and interests, ensuring they thrive both academically and personally.

Nashville Christian School Photo - At Nashville Christian, the administrators, teachers, coaches, and staff seek to mentor and guide each student into a closer relationship with Jesus Christ. Our goal is that each senior graduates equipped with not only a great education, but also with solid personal faith that will carry them throughout the rest of their lives.

Silverdale Baptist Academy Photo - 2018 State Softball Champions!

Lausanne Collegiate School Photo - Lausanne Collegiate School is dedicated to small class sizes and differentiation for students. There are many opportunities for one-on-one time with teachers for better understanding of concepts. Classes offer the opportunity for open dialogue and reflection in addition to inquiry and research.

School Size Range: 559 1,420 Avg. School Size: 892

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Tennessee average private preschools student size?

The Tennessee average private preschools student size is 240 for 2024-25.

What are the private preschools with the largest student size in Tennessee?

The top ranked private preschools in Tennessee include Lipscomb Academy, Chattanooga Christian School and Concord Christian School.

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