Alabama
Christian and Catholic schools in Alabama
Schools listed198
Cities86
Funding for Alabama isn’t added yet.Schools are listed from federal data. We’ll show cost after funding once Alabama’s programs are loaded with their official sources.
Largest cities
By tradition
Non-denominational · 65 schools
Baptist · 54 schools
Lutheran · 3 schools
Spread across smaller towns. Browse the city list below.
Other Protestant · 39 schools
Adventist · 6 schools
Spread across smaller towns. Browse the city list below.
Catholic · 31 schools
All cities
- Abbeville1
- Alabaster3
- Alexander City1
- Anniston1
- Ashland2
- Athens1
- Atmore2
- Auburn3
- Bessemer4
- Birmingham27
- Blountsville1
- Brantley1
- Bryant2
- Cecil1
- Centreville1
- Citronelle1
- Columbiana1
- Cottondale1
- Crossville1
- Cullman3
- Decatur3
- Dora1
- Dothan4
- Elberta1
- Enterprise1
- Eufaula1
- Evergreen1
- Fairfield2
- Fairhope1
- Fayette1
- Florence3
- Foley2
- Gadsden3
- Gardendale2
- Glencoe1
- Greensboro1
- Grove Hill1
- Guin1
- Gulf Shores1
- Harvest3
- Hazel Green1
- Helena1
- Hoover5
- Hueytown2
- Huntsville13
- Irondale1
- Jackson1
- Jemison1
- Lanett1
- Leeds1
- Lowndesboro1
- Luverne1
- Madison2
- Millbrook1
- Mobile21
- Montgomery9
- Opelika1
- Owens Cross Roads1
- Oxford1
- Pelham1
- Pell City1
- Phenix City2
- Pinson1
- Prattville4
- Prichard3
- Rainsville1
- Roanoke1
- Robertsdale2
- Saraland2
- Seale1
- Selma1
- Semmes1
- Smiths Station1
- Sumiton1
- Sylacauga1
- Theodore1
- Troy3
- Trussville1
- Tuscaloosa5
- Tuscumbia1
- Union Springs1
- Valley1
- Vestavia Hills1
- Vinemont1
- Wetumpka1
- Whistler1