Private schools in Washington, MO
9 schools within 12 miles. MOScholars pays a scholarship set each year by the State Treasurer.
Schools near Washington
Closest schools first. No school pays to appear here or to move up.
Immanuel Lutheran
1 miOn the state’s official list Other private schools
What Missouri pays, and what that leaves you
Figures read from each program’s official pages, 2026-09-20. Sources and how to apply
What would you pay?
We could not confirm this year’s MOScholars amount, so type in the figure from your award letter. An award can never be more than the school actually charges. This is arithmetic, not a quote.
Keep looking
- Catholic schools in Washington (7)
- All schools in Franklin County
- All schools in Warren County
- Private schools in Wildwood (21 mi)
- Private schools in Lake Saint Louis (21 mi)
- Private schools in Wentzville (22 mi)
- Private schools in Ellisville (24 mi)
- Private schools in O'Fallon (25 mi)
- Private schools in Chesterfield (27 mi)
- Private schools in Ballwin (27 mi)
- Private schools in Saint Peters (28 mi)
- Private schools in Manchester (28 mi)
- Private schools in Troy (30 mi)
- How MOScholars works
Get one email when applications open
Most programs open once a year, and several ran out of money or seats in 2026. Pick your state (you are looking at Washington) and we will email you the day the next window opens, with the official link. That is the only email you get.
One email per application window. No calls, no sharing your details.
Questions parents ask
How many private schools are there near Washington?
We count 9 within 12 miles of downtown Washington. Together they enrolled about 1,644 students in the last federal survey (2023-24). The largest is St. Francis Borgia High School with 452 students.
Which Washington private schools take MOScholars?
Missouri keeps no statewide list of participating schools, each school partners with an assistance organization. Ask the school which one it works with.
Will MOScholars cover the whole tuition bill?
Sometimes, but do not count on it. MOScholars pays a scholarship set each year by the State Treasurer, and schools set their own prices. Ask each school for tuition plus fees, then use the calculator on this page to see what is left for you to pay.