Kitchener Private Schools
Find schools in Kitchener listed below.
Kitchener has some great private schools. This includes schools in Stanley Park, Heritage Park, Idlewood, and Grand River North and South. Read more
Kitchener has some great private schools. This includes schools in Stanley Park, Heritage Park, Idlewood, and Grand River North and South. Read more
Waterloo Region (Breslau), Ontario — SJK offers an enriched environment of exploration and experiential learning. Through its IB curriculum, SJK provides exciting experiences and guides students to discover their talents and passions. Go beyond at SJK. View School Profile.
Grades:
JK to 12 (Coed)
Type:
Progressive, International Baccalaureate
Tuition:
$19,720 to $73,700
Living:
Boarding/Day
Enrollment:
470
Avg. Class:
10 to 17
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Students receive an excellent education which prepares them well for university, college and a wide variety of workplaces.
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Carmel New Church School provides a loving, peaceful place with indoor and outdoor classrooms where students are taught to become productive and caring people, both in this life and the next.
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Incorporating academic excellence, service and peace-making, Rockway is a diverse learning community of students in Grades 7 to 12 including a dynamic international student exchange program.
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Waterloo Independent Secondary School's emphasis is academics and university preparation. Courses are designed to engage students in projects as a window into the real world. Up to 16 students per class.
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Scholars' Hall is a family-focused school that uses traditional teaching methods combined with a fully integrated Leadership program to raise strong, capable, independent, and intelligent young adults.
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RCA is committed to providing its students with the opportunity to learn in a safe, caring, Christian environment. Class sizes are limited (16 max.) to ensure individual attention and personalized teaching.
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Trillium provides a comprehensive, vibrant and academically vigorous Waldorf education. Students are welcomed into a warm environment with teachers who care deeply for them, and support their holistic development.
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Listed on this page are private schools in Kitchener and area, including several surrounding towns. Learn more by clicking on any of the school profile links below: Kitchener private schools have produced many of the top leaders in local politics, industry, business and other important sectors.
How many Kitchener private schools are there?
There are 8 Kitchener private schools that are Our Kids trusted members.
How much is tuition at Kitchener private schools?
Tuition fees for Kitchener private schools range from $2,730 to $64,750 per year with an average tuition of $16,904 per year.
What’s the largest school?
Of the Kitchener private schools, the largest is St. John's-Kilmarnock School with 470 students in Grades JK to 12.
Are Kitchener private schools good?
We interviewed both parents and students. You can read reviews about Kitchener private schools on this page.
Is there a private school expo where I can meet with Kitchener private schools?
Yes. You can meet with private schools and education experts at the Our Kids Private School Expos held every year in September and October. These events are designed for both parents and students. Find event details and ticket info here.
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