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7 private schools in Springfield, Massachusetts.

From the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE): Non-Public School Enrollment. The record lists 401 private schools in Massachusetts.

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The non-public schools that reported their October enrollment to Massachusetts’s Department of Elementary and Secondary Education for the newest school year. Not every school reports every year (yearly counts swing from about 250 to 400), so one missing may still be open; a school in a regional district is placed by its district, not its town. NCES’s survey counted 661 private schools in Massachusetts in 2021-22.

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Private school Academy Hill School Springfield, Massachusetts Pre-K to 7grades, 2025-26, as the state lists them54students, 2025-26, as the state counts them Listed asReported its 2025-26 enrollment to DESEGradesPre-K to 7Students54, 2025-26
Private school Curtis Blake Day School Springfield, Massachusetts 3 to 12grades, 2025-26, as the state lists them13students, 2025-26, as the state counts them Listed asReported its 2025-26 enrollment to DESEGrades3 to 12Students13, 2025-26
Private school Grace Academy Springfield, Massachusetts Pre-K to 12grades, 2025-26, as the state lists them95students, 2025-26, as the state counts them Listed asReported its 2025-26 enrollment to DESEGradesPre-K to 12Students95, 2025-26
Private school Mill Pond School Springfield, Massachusetts 2 to 12grades, 2025-26, as the state lists them48students, 2025-26, as the state counts them Listed asReported its 2025-26 enrollment to DESEGrades2 to 12Students48, 2025-26
Private school Pioneer Valley Montessori Springfield, Massachusetts Pre-K to 6grades, 2025-26, as the state lists them85students, 2025-26, as the state counts them Listed asReported its 2025-26 enrollment to DESEGradesPre-K to 6Students85, 2025-26
Private school St. Michael’s Academy Springfield, Massachusetts Pre-K to 8grades, 2025-26, as the state lists them407students, 2025-26, as the state counts them Listed asReported its 2025-26 enrollment to DESEGradesPre-K to 8Students407, 2025-26
Private school Your Educational Success Academy Springfield, Massachusetts 4 to 9grades, 2025-26, as the state lists them4students, 2025-26, as the state counts them Listed asReported its 2025-26 enrollment to DESEGrades4 to 9Students4, 2025-26

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Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), Non-Public School Enrollment. Released Jun 2, 2026. Updated monthly.

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State average 14.3

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CMS, State and US Averages and Health Deficiencies. Released Oct 28, 2026. Updated monthly.

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