Private Schools in South Milford, Indiana
Discover 3 exceptional private schools in South Milford. Find the perfect educational environment for your child with our comprehensive reviews and ratings.
School Overview
Top-Rated Private Schools
Canterbury School
Independent
Canterbury School is a highly-regarded independent college preparatory school serving northeast Indiana, including the South Milford area. Established in 1977, the school offers a rigorous academic program from junior kindergarten through 12th grade. The campus features state-of-the-art facilities including science labs, performing arts centers, and athletic complexes. Canterbury emphasizes small class sizes, with a student-teacher ratio of 9:1, and offers extensive Advanced Placement courses. The school consistently achieves high college placement rates and maintains strong parent satisfaction through its comprehensive approach to education.
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The Stanley Clark School
Independent
The Stanley Clark School serves students from pre-kindergarten through 8th grade and attracts families from across northern Indiana, including South Milford. Founded in 1958, this independent school combines academic excellence with character development. The school features modern classrooms, dedicated art and music studios, science laboratories, and extensive athletic facilities. Stanley Clark offers a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for top secondary schools, with particular strengths in mathematics, literacy, and hands-on science education. The school maintains small class sizes and emphasizes individualized attention.
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Trinity School at Greenlawn
Independent Catholic
Trinity School at Greenlawn is a classical, Catholic, college preparatory school serving grades 7-12, drawing students from throughout northern Indiana including South Milford. Founded in 1986, the school offers a distinctive Great Books curriculum that emphasizes Western intellectual tradition and Socratic dialogue. The academic program features rigorous humanities, mathematics, and science courses designed to develop critical thinking skills. Trinity's small community (typically under 200 students total) ensures personalized attention and strong faculty-student relationships. The school consistently produces graduates who attend selective colleges and universities nationwide.
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