The 10 most—and least—expensive private schools in Georgia

Private school tuition in Georgia ranges from $1,400 to morethan $62,000 annually, according tonew tuition data.

For Georgia families considering private education, the cost of tuition can vary dramatically depending on the school.

According to tuition data compiled by Private School Review, the average private high school tuition in Georgia is $14,415 per year for 2026.

However, annual tuition ranges from $1,400 at the state's least expensive private high school to $62,750 at its most expensive.

Here's a look at both ends of the list.

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Georgia's 10 most expensive private high schools

According to Private School Review, these schools have the highest annual tuition for the 2026 school year:

1. Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School (Rabun Gap): $62,750
2. Riverside Preparatory Academy (Gainesville): $53,300
3. The Galloway School (Atlanta): $45,000
4. John Milledge Academy (Milledgeville): $45,000
5. St. Andrew's School (Savannah): $45,000
6. The Lovett School (Atlanta): $41,110
7. The Westminster Schools (Atlanta): $40,685
8. The Weber School (Atlanta): $38,900
9. Holy Innocents' Episcopal School (Atlanta): $37,560
10. Mill Springs Academy (Alpharetta): $36,136

Several of the state's highest-priced private schools are located in

metro Atlanta, while others are found in North Georgia, Savannah and Milledgeville.

Georgia's least expensive private high schools

Families looking for lower-cost private school options may find significantly lower tuition at these schools:

1. Wynfield Christian Academy (Macon): $1,400
2. Butler Christian Academy (Savannah): $2,550
3. Upper Room Ministries Christian Academy (Atlanta): $2,750
4. Barrow County Christian Academy (Winder): $2,900
5. North Henry Academy (Stockbridge): $2,930
6. Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School (Atlanta): $3,000
7. Living Way Christian Academy (Adairsville): $3,000
8. Alpha Omega Preparatory Academy (Covington): $3,225
9. Peachtree Baptist Academy (Senoia): $3,390
10. Appling Christian Academy (Baxley): $3,500

A difference of more than $61,000

The gap between the highest and lowest-priced schools is substantial.

At $62,750, Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School's tuition is $61,350 more per year than Wynfield Christian Academy's $1,400 tuition.

Meanwhile, the statewide average private high school tuition of $14,415 falls well below the tuition charged by many of Georgia's top-priced private schools.

According to Private School Review, tuition figures reflect annual costs for the 2026 school year.

For the full report, visit privateschoolreview.com/tuition-stats/georgia/high.

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This article originally appeared on Augusta Chronicle: The 10 most—and least—expensive private schools in Georgia