
ImageFlow // Shutterstock
1 / 25#25. Beth Jacob High School
- Location: Denver, CO
- Enrollment: 48 (4:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: B+

Stacker compiled a list of the best private high schools in the Denver metro area using data from the Niche. Niche uses seven weighted factors for its rankings. A majority of the score is based on academics, but other factors include culture and diversity; sports; clubs and activities; resources; and surveys of parents, teachers, and students.
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1 / 25- Location: Denver, CO
- Enrollment: 48 (4:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: B+
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2 / 25- Location: Lakewood, CO
- Enrollment: 200 (11:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: B+
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3 / 25- Location: Arvada, CO
- Enrollment: 815 (10:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A minus
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4 / 25- Location: Wheat Ridge, CO
- Enrollment: 111 (7:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A minus
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5 / 25- Location: Lakewood, CO
- Enrollment: 969 (9:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A minus
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6 / 25- Location: Parker, CO
- Enrollment: 1,076 (17:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A minus
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7 / 25- Location: Denver, CO
- Enrollment: 338 (11:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A minus
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8 / 25- Location: Commerce City, CO
- Enrollment: 60 (9:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A minus
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9 / 25- Location: Littleton, CO
- Enrollment: 448 (9:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A minus
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10 / 25- Location: Denver, CO
- Enrollment: 24 (2:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A
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11 / 25- Location: Denver, CO
- Enrollment: 176 (5:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A
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12 / 25- Location: Broomfield, CO
- Enrollment: 748 (12:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A
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13 / 25- Location: Boulder, CO
- Enrollment: 45 (3:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A
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14 / 25- Location: Boulder, CO
- Enrollment: 116 (7:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A
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15 / 25- Location: Highlands Ranch, CO
- Enrollment: 264 (15:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A
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16 / 25- Location: Highlands Ranch, CO
- Enrollment: 1,162 (12:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A
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17 / 25- Location: Denver, CO
- Enrollment: 755 (11:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A
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18 / 25- Location: Denver, CO
- Enrollment: 350 (5:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A
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19 / 25- Location: Aurora, CO
- Enrollment: 1,682 (14:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A+
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20 / 25- Location: Denver, CO
- Enrollment: 290 (7:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A+
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21 / 25- Location: Aurora, CO
- Enrollment: 617 (10:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A+
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22 / 25- Location: Lafayette, CO
- Enrollment: 503 (6:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A+
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23 / 25- Location: Englewood, CO
- Enrollment: 700 (6:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A+
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24 / 25- Location: Denver, CO
- Enrollment: 1,036 (6:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A+
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25 / 25- Location: Englewood, CO
- Enrollment: 768 (8:1 student to teacher ratio)
- Niche grade: A+
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