List of girls' schools in the United States

This is a list of schools which only admit girls, or which only admit girls in certain grade levels, in the United States.

• Girls Leadership Academy of Arizona, Phoenix (9–12)
• Mingus Mountain Academy, Prescott Valley (6–12)
• Xavier College Preparatory, Phoenix (9–12)

Former

• Jokake School for Girls, Scottsdale (1933–1945)
• Spring Ridge Academy, Mayer (1996–2023)

• Mount St. Mary Academy, Little Rock (9–12)

Former

• Fayetteville Female Seminary, Fayetteville (1839–1862)

• St. Francis High School, Sacramento (9–12)

Los Angeles area

• Alverno Heights Academy, Sierra Madre (PK–8)
• The Archer School for Girls, Los Angeles (6–12)
• Bishop Conaty-Our Lady of Loretto High School, Los Angeles (9–12)
• Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, La Cañada Flintridge (9–12)
• Girls Academic Leadership Academy, Los Angeles (6–12)
• Immaculate Heart High School, Los Angeles (6–12)
• Louisville High School, Los Angeles (9–12)
• Marlborough School, Los Angeles (7–12)
• Marymount High School, Los Angeles (9–12)
• Mayfield Senior School, Pasadena (9–12)
• New Village Girls Academy, Los Angeles (9–12)
• Notre Dame Academy, Los Angeles (9–12)
• Pomona Catholic High School, Pomona (co-ed 6–8, all-girls 9–12)
• Ramona Convent Secondary School, Alhambra (9–12)
• Rosary High School, Fullerton (9–12)
• Sacred Heart High School, Los Angeles (9–12)
• St. Joseph High School, Lakewood (9–12)
• St. Lucy's Priory High School, Glendora (9–12)
• St. Mary's Academy, Inglewood (9–12)
• San Gabriel Mission High School, San Gabriel (9–12)
• Westridge School, Pasadena (4–12)
• YULA Girls High School (Los Angeles)

San Francisco Bay Area

• Carondelet High School, Concord (9–12)
• Castilleja School, Palo Alto (6–12)
• Convent of the Sacred Heart High School, San Francisco (K–12)
• The Hamlin School, San Francisco (K–8)
• Holy Names High School, Oakland (9–12)
• ICA Cristo Rey Academy, San Francisco (9–12)
• Julia Morgan School for Girls, Oakland (6–8)
• Katherine Delmar Burke School, San Francisco (K–8)
• Mercy High School, Burlingame (9–12)
• Notre Dame High School, Belmont (9–12)
• Notre Dame High School, San Jose (9–12)
• Presentation High School, San Jose (9–12)
• The Girls' Middle School, Palo Alto (6–8)

San Diego area

• The Academy of Our Lady of Peace, San Diego (9–12)
• Torah High Schools of San Diego, San Diego (9–12)

Monterey area

• Santa Catalina School, Monterey (co-ed PK–8, all-girls 9–12)
• Notre Dame High School, Salinas (9–12)

Former

• Cornelia Connelly High School, Anaheim (1961–2020)
• Corvallis High School, Los Angeles (1941–1987)
• Girls High School, San Francisco (1865–1952)
• Holy Family High School, Glendale (1937–2023)
• La Reina High School, Thousand Oaks (1964–2024)
• Loretto High School, Sacramento (1955–2009)
• Mercy High School, San Francisco (1952–2020)
• Miss Orton's Classical School for Girls, Pasadena (1890–1930)
• Queen of Angels Academy (Compton, California), Compton (1995–2002)
• Ursuline High School, Santa Rosa (1880–2011)
• Villa Cabrini Academy, Burbank (1937–1970)

• Beth Jacob High School of Denver, Denver (9–12)
• St. Mary's Academy, Cherry Hills Village (co-ed PK–8, all-girls 9–12)
• The Girls Athletic Leadership Schools - GALS Denver, Denver (6–8)

• Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Lauralton Hall, Milford (9–12)
• Academy of the Holy Family, Baltic (9–12)
• The Ethel Walker School, Simsbury (7–12)
• Greenwich Academy, Greenwich (PK–12)
• Mercy High School, Middletown (9–12)
• Miss Porter's School, Farmington (9–12)
• Sacred Heart Academy, Hamden (9–12)
• Sacred Heart Greenwich, Greenwich (co-ed PK, all-girls K–12)
• Westover School, Middlebury (9–12)

Former

• Canterbury Female Boarding School, Canterbury (1831–1834)
• Rosemary Hall, Greenwich merged with the Choate School to become Choate Rosemary Hall in 1978

• Padua Academy, Wilmington (9–12)
• Ursuline Academy (co-ed PK–5, all-girls 6–12), Wilmington

Former

• Tatnall School, Wilmington (became co-ed in 1952)

• Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School (9–12)
• National Cathedral School (4–12)

• Meoros Girls High School,^[1] Orlando
• Pace Center for Girls, Jacksonville (6–12)

Miami area

• Beis Chana High School for Girls (9–12)/Beit Apel-Campus Chaya Mushka (2–8),^[2] Miami
• Beth Jacob High School (Bais Yaakov Miami),^[3] North Miami Beach (6–12)
• Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, Miami (PK–12)
• Our Lady of Lourdes Academy, Ponce-Davis (9–12)
• Rohr Bais Chaya Academy,^[4] Tamarac (9–12)
• Sha'arei Bina Torah Academy for Girls,^[5] Hollywood (6–12)
• Young Women's Preparatory Academy, Miami (6–12)

Tampa area

• Academy of the Holy Names, Tampa (co-ed PK–8, all-girls 9–12)
• Ferrell Girls Preparatory Academy Middle Magnet School, Tampa (6–8)

Former

• Academy of the Assumption, Miami (1943–1976)

• Coretta Scott King Young Women's Leadership Academy, Atlanta (6–12)
• St. Vincent's Academy, Savannah (9–12)

Former

• College Temple, Newnan (1854–1888)
• Girls High School, Atlanta became the co-ed Roosevelt High School in 1947 and closed in 1985
• Lucy Cobb Institute, Athens (1859–1931)
• Mount de Sales Academy, Macon (became co-ed in 1959)

• La Pietra, Honolulu (6–12)
• Sacred Hearts Academy, Honolulu (PK–12)
• St. Andrew's Priory, Honolulu (K–12)
• Huakailani School for Girls,^[6] Kaneohe CDP (PK–8)

Former

• Saint Francis School, Honolulu (became co-ed in 2012, closed in 2019)

Chicago area

• Aqsa School, Bridgeview (PK–12)
• De La Salle Institute (girls' campus) (Chicago)
• Hanna Sacks Bais Yaakov High School,^[7] Chicago (9–12)
• Josephinum Academy, Chicago (9–12)
• Lubavitch Girls High School,^[8] Chicago (9–12)
• Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School, Chicago (9–12)
• Our Lady of Tepeyac High School, Chicago (9–12)
• Regina Dominican High School, Wilmette (9–12)
• Resurrection High School, Chicago (9–12)
• Rosary College Prep, Aurora (9–12)
• Trinity High School, River Forest (9–12)
• Willows Academy, Des Plaines (6–12)
• Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart, Lake Forest (9–12)

Closed

• Academy of Notre Dame/Cathedral High School/Notre Dame Academy, Belleville (closed 2024)
• Marywood Academy, Evanston
• Girton School for Girls, Winnetka (1900–1918)
• Maria High School, Chicago (1911–2013)
• Mount Assisi Academy, Lemont (1951–2014)
• Notre Dame High School for Girls, Chicago (1938–2016)
• Queen of Peace High School, Burbank (1962–2017)
• St. Mary's School, Knoxville, Illinois
• St. Scholastica Academy, Chicago (1865–2012)
• Young Women's Leadership Charter School of Chicago, Chicago (1999–2019)

Merged

• Madonna Catholic High School, Aurora merged with Roncalli High School to become Aurora Central Catholic High School in 1968
• Sacred Heart Academy, Lisle merged with St. Procopius Academy to become Benet Academy in 1967
• St. Francis Academy, Joliet merged with Joliet Catholic High School to become Joliet Catholic Academy in 1990
• Saint Louise de Marillac High School, Northfield merged into Loyola Academy in 1994

Became coeducational

• Roycemore School, Evanston

Closed

• Immaculate Conception Academy, Davenport merged with St. Ambrose Academy to become Assumption High School in 1968
• Lyons Female College, Clinton (1858–1872)
• Our Lady of Angels Seminary, Clinton (1872–1966)

• Notre Dame Academy, Park Hills (9–12)

Louisville

• Assumption High School (9–12)
• Mercy Academy (9–12)
• Presentation Academy (9–12)
• Sacred Heart Academy (9–12)

Former

• Angela Merici High School, Louisville merged with Bishop David High School to become Holy Cross High School in 1984
• Loretto High School, Louisville merged into Flaget High School in 1973, which would close a year later
• Our Lady of Providence Academy/Academy of Notre Dame de Providence, Newport merged with Newport Catholic High School to become Newport Central Catholic High School in 1983

• Academy of the Sacred Heart, Grand Coteau (PK–12)
• St. Joseph's Academy, Baton Rouge (9–12)
• St. Scholastica Academy, Covington (8–12)

New Orleans area

• Academy of Our Lady, Marrero (8–12)
• Academy of the Sacred Heart, New Orleans (PK–12)
• Archbishop Chapelle High School, Metairie (8–12)
• Cabrini High School, New Orleans (8–12)
• Christian Brothers School, New Orleans (co-ed PK–4, gender separate 5–7)^[9]
• McGehee School, New Orleans (PK–12)
• Mount Carmel Academy, New Orleans (8–12)
• St. Katharine Drexel Preparatory School, New Orleans (8–12)
• St. Mary's Academy, New Orleans (co-ed PK–7, all-girls 8–12)
• St. Mary's Dominican High School, New Orleans (8–12)
• Ursuline Academy, New Orleans (PK–12)

Former

• Archbishop Blenk High School, Gretna (1962–2007)
• Eleanor McMain Secondary School (New Orleans)
• Grace King High School, Metairie became co-ed in the 1980s and closed in 2023
• Riverdale High School, Jefferson became co-ed in 1980
• St. Joseph Academy, New Orleans

Former

• Catherine McAuley High School, Portland (1969–2016)
• The Maine Girls' Academy, Portland (2016–2018)

Became coeducational

• Waynflete School, Portland was all-girls over fourth grade from 1898 to 1950. Boys were admitted past the fourth grade starting in 1950 and were admitted into the upper school in 1967.^[10]

Baltimore area

• Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women, Baltimore (6–12)
• Western High School (Baltimore)
• Bryn Mawr School, Baltimore (PK–12)
• The Catholic High School of Baltimore, Baltimore (9–12)
• Garrison Forest School, Owings Mills (co-ed PK, all-girls K–12)
• Maryvale Preparatory School, Lutherville (6–12)
• Mercy High School, Baltimore (9–12)
• Mount de Sales Academy, Catonsville (9–12)
• Notre Dame Preparatory School (Towson)
• Oldfields School, Sparks Glencoe (8–12)
• Roland Park Country School, Baltimore (PK–12)
• St. Paul's School for Girls, Brooklandville (5–12)
• St. Timothy's School, Stevenson (9–12)
• Western High School, Baltimore (9–12)

Washington, DC area

• Academy of the Holy Cross, Kensington (9–12)
• Brookewood School, Kensington (K–12)
• Connelly School of the Holy Child, Potomac (6–12)
• Elizabeth Seton High School, Bladensburg (9–12)
• Holton-Arms School, Bethesda (3–12)
• Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart, Bethesda (PK–12)

Former

• Eastern Female High School, Baltimore (1844–1986)
• Immaculata Preparatory School, Rockville (1905–1991)
• Institute of Notre Dame, Baltimore (1847–2020)
• La Reine High School, Suitland (1960–1992)
• Samuel Ready School, Baltimore (1887–1977)
• Seton Keough High School, Baltimore (1965–2017)

• Dana Hall School, Wellesley (5–12)
• Fontbonne Academy, Milton (7–12)
• Miss Hall's School, Pittsfield (9–12)
• Nashoba Brooks School, Concord (co-ed PK–3, all-girls 4–8) (Concord)
• Newton Country Day School, Newton (5–12)
• Notre Dame Academy, Hingham (7–12)
• Notre Dame Academy, Worcester (7–12)
• Stoneleigh-Burnham School, Greenfield (7–12)
• Ursuline Academy, Dedham (7–12)
• Winsor School, Boston (5–12)
• Woodward School for Girls, Quincy (6–12)

Merged

• Abbot Academy, Andover merged into Phillips Academy in 1973

Became coeducational

• Boston Latin Academy, Boston became co-ed in 1972

Closed

• Academy at Penguin Hall, Wenham (2015–2025)
• Charlestown Female Seminary, Charlestown (1830–1834)
• Dr. Dio Lewis's School for Young Ladies, Lexington (1864–1867)
• Elizabeth Seton Academy, Boston (2003–2016)
• Foxhollow School, Lenox (1930–1976)
• Girls' High School, Boston became the co-ed Roxbury High School in the 1960s and closed in 1981.
• Mount Alvernia High School, Newton (1935–2023)
• Nazareth Academy, Wakefield (2009–2016)

• Academy of the Sacred Heart, Bloomfield Township (co-ed PK–8, all-girls 9–12)
• Detroit International Academy for Young Women, Detroit (PK–12)
• Marian High School, Bloomfield Hills (9–12)
• Mercy High School, Farmington Hills (9–12)
• Regina High School, Warren (9–12)
• St. Catherine of Siena Academy, Wixom (9–12)

Former

• Girls Catholic Central High School, Detroit (1893–1969)
• Ladywood High School, Livonia (1950–2018)
• Our Lady of Guadalupe Girls' Middle School, Detroit^[11]
• Our Lady Star of the Sea High School, Grosse Pointe Woods (1959–1993)

• Visitation School, Mendota Heights (PK–12)

• Our Lady Academy, Bay St. Louis (7–12)

• Cor Jesu Academy, Affton (9–12)
• Incarnate Word Academy, Bel-Nor (9–12)
• Nerinx Hall High School, Webster Groves (9–12)
• Notre Dame de Sion School, Kansas City (co-ed PK–8, all-girls 9–12)
• Notre Dame High School, Lemay (9–12)
• Rosati-Kain Academy, St. Louis (9–12)
• St. Joseph's Academy, Frontenac (9–12)
• St. Teresa's Academy, Kansas City (9–12)
• Ursuline Academy, Oakland (9–12)
• Villa Duchesne, Frontenac (co-ed PK–6, all-girls 7–12)
• Visitation Academy of St. Louis, Town and Country (PK–12)

Closed

• Circle of Hope Girls Ranch, Humansville (2006–2020)
• Hawthorn Leadership School for Girls, St. Louis (2015–2023)
• Laboure High School, St. Louis (1946–1979). It was replaced by Cardinal Ritter College Prep High School.^[12]
• Lenox Hall, St. Louis
• St. Alphonsus Rock High School, St. Louis (closed 1973)^[13]
• St. Elizabeth Academy, St. Louis (1882–2013)
• Xavier High School. Building sold to St. Louis University

Omaha

• Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart (9–12)
• Marian High School (9–12)
• Mercy High School (9–12)

• Academy of Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station (9–12)
• Academy of the Holy Angels, Demarest (6–12)
• Bruriah High School for Girls, Elizabeth (7–12)
• Girls' Academy of Newark, Newark (6–12)
• Immaculate Heart Academy, Washington Township (9–12)
• Kenmare High School, Jersey City (alternative)
• Kent Place School, Summit (co-ed PK, all-girls K–12)
• Lacordaire Academy, Montclair (co-ed PK–8, all-girls 9–12)
• Ma'ayanot Yeshiva High School, Teaneck (9–12)
• Mary Help of Christians Academy, North Haledon (9–12)
• Mother Seton Regional High School, Clark (9–12)
• Mount Saint Dominic Academy, Caldwell (9–12)
• Mount St. Mary Academy, Watchung (9–12)
• Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child, Summit (PK–12)
• Our Lady of Mercy Academy, Franklin Township (9–12)
• Saint Dominic Academy, Jersey City (7–12)
• Saint Vincent Academy, Newark (9–12)
• Stuart Country Day School, Princeton (PK–12)
• Trinity Hall, Tinton Falls (9–12)
• Villa Victoria Academy, Ewing Township (6–12)
• Villa Walsh Academy, Morristown (7–12)

Closed

• Academy of the Sacred Heart, Hoboken and Academy of St. Aloysius, Jersey City merged in 2006 to become Caritas Academy, which then closed in 2008.
• Benedictine Academy, Elizabeth (1915–2020)
• Holy Family Academy, Bayonne (1925–2013)
• Immaculate Conception High School, Lodi (1915–2023)
• Marylawn of the Oranges Academy, South Orange (1935–2013)
• Purnell School, Pottersville (1963–2021)

Merged

• Battin High School, Elizabeth merged into Elizabeth High School in 1977

New York City

Manhattan

• Brearley School (K–12)
• Cathedral High School (9–12)
• Chapin School (K–12)
• Convent of the Sacred Heart (PK–12)
• Dominican Academy (9–12)
• Hewitt School (K–12)
• Manhattan High School for Girls^[14]
• Marymount School of New York (PK–12)
• Nightingale-Bamford School (K–12)
• Notre Dame School (9–12)
• Girls Prep Lower East Side (K–4 Elementary, 5-8 Middle)
• St. Jean Baptiste High School (9–12)
• St. Vincent Ferrer High School (9–12)
• Spence School (K–12)
• Urban Assembly School of Business for Young Women (9–12)^[15]
• Young Women's Leadership School of East Harlem (6–12)

Bronx

• Academy of Mount St. Ursula (9–12)
• Preston High School (9–12)
• Girls Prep Bronx (K–4 Elementary, 5–8 Middle)
• St. Catharine Academy (9–12)
• St. Raymond Academy (9–12)

Brooklyn

• Beth Rivkah (K–12)
• Bnos Leah Prospect Park Yeshiva School^[16] (K–12)
• Fontbonne Hall Academy (6–12)
• Shulamith School for Girls of Brooklyn (PK–12)
• Saint Saviour High School of Brooklyn (9–12)
• Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young Women (6–12)^[17]
• Yeshivat Shaare Torah Girls High School (9–12)
• Young Women's Leadership School, Brooklyn (6–12)^[18]

Queens

• The Mary Louis Academy (9–12)
• Samuel H. Wang Yeshiva University High School for Girls (9–12)
• The Young Women's Leadership School of Astoria (6–12)^[19]
• The Young Women's Leadership School of Queens (6–12)

Staten Island

• Notre Dame Academy (PK–12)
• St. Joseph Hill Academy (co-ed PK–8, all-girls 9–12)

Former

• Aquinas High School, Bronx (1923–2021)
• Bishop Kearney High School, Brooklyn
• Brooklyn Heights Seminary, Brooklyn (1851–1933)
• Catherine McAuley High School, Brooklyn (1942–2013)
• Columbia Religious and Industrial School for Jewish Girls, Manhattan (1888–1944)
• Dominican Commercial High School, Queens (1936–1998)
• Gardner School for Girls, Manhattan
• Hebrew Technical School for Girls, Manhattan (1880–1932)
• Manhattan Trade School for Girls, Manhattan
• Moore Catholic High School, Staten Island (became co-ed in 1969)
• Mother Cabrini High School, Manhattan (1899–2014)
• The Girls' Commercial High School (became coeducational as Prospect Heights High School and then closed)
• Loisian Seminary, Brooklyn
• St. Agnes Academic High School, Queens (1908–2021)
• St. Barnabas High School, Bronx (1924–2024)
• St. John Villa Academy, Staten Island (1922–2018)
• St. Joseph by the Sea High School, Staten Island (became co-ed in 1973)
• St. Joseph High School, Brooklyn (1904–2020)
• St. Michael Academy, Manhattan (1874–2010)
• St. Peter's Girls High School, Staten Island (1926–2011)
• St. Pius V High School, Bronx (1930–2011)
• Stella Maris High School, Queens (1943–2010)
• Van Norman Institute, Manhattan (1857–1906)
• Veltin School for Girls, Manhattan (1886–1924)
• Wadleigh High School for Girls, Manhattan

New York State

Buffalo area

• Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart, Eggertsville (9–12)
• Buffalo Seminary (SEM), Buffalo (9–12)
• Mount Mercy Academy, Buffalo (9–12)
• Mount Saint Mary Academy, Kenmore (9–12)
• Nardin Academy, Buffalo (co-ed PK–8, all-girls 9–12)

Capital District

• Academy of the Holy Names, Albany (6–12)
• Albany Academy for Girls, Albany (PK–12)
• Emma Willard School, Troy (9–12)

Hudson Valley

• Maria Regina High School, Hartsdale
• School of the Holy Child, Harrison (5–12)
• The Ursuline School, New Rochelle

Long Island

• Harmony Heights School, East Norwich (8–12)
• Our Lady of Mercy Academy, Syosset (9–12)
• Sacred Heart Academy, Hempstead (9–12)
• Shulamith School for Girls in Long Island, Cedarhurst (PK–12)
• Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls, Hewlett Bay Park (9–12)

Former

• Academy of Our Lady of Good Counsel, White Plains (1922–2015)
• Academy of Saint Joseph, Brentwood (1856–2009)
• Brookholt School of Agriculture for Women, East Meadow (1911–1912)
• Falley Seminary, Fulton (1836–1883)
• Holy Angels Academy, Buffalo (1861–2013)
• Immaculata Academy, Hamburg (1928–2016)
• Our Lady of Victory Academy, Dobbs Ferry (1961–2011)
• Putnam Hall School, Poughkeepsie

• Girls Leadership Academy of Wilmington,^[20] Wilmington (6–12)
• Saint Mary's School, Raleigh (9–12)
• Salem Academy, Winston-Salem (9–12)

• Columbus School for Girls, Bexley (PK–12)

Cincinnati area

• Mercy McAuley High School, Cincinnati (9–12)
• Mount Notre Dame High School, Reading
• St. Ursula Academy, Cincinnati (9–12)
• Seton High School, Cincinnati (9–12)
• Ursuline Academy, Blue Ash (9–12)

Cleveland area

• Beaumont School, Cleveland Heights (9–12)
• Hathaway Brown School, Shaker Heights (PK–12)
• Laurel School, Shaker Heights (PK–12)
• Magnificat High School, Rocky River (9–12)
• Our Lady of the Elms High School, Akron (PK–12)
• Saint Joseph Academy, Cleveland (9–12)

Toledo

• Notre Dame Academy (6–12)
• St. Ursula Academy (6–12)

Merged

• Mother of Mercy High School, Cincinnati merged with McAuley High School (Cincinnati) to become Mercy McAuley High School in 2018
• Notre Dame Academy, Chardon merged with Cathedral Latin School to become Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin School in 1988
• St. Joseph Academy, Cincinnati became co-ed and was renamed to Archbishop McNicholas High School in 1950
• Ursuline Academy of the Holy Name of Jesus, Youngstown became co-ed in 1930
• Villa Angela Academy, Cleveland merged with St. Joseph High School to become Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School in 1990

Closed

• Hoban Dominican High School, Cleveland (1951–1971)
• McAuley High School, Toledo (1958–1988)
• Miss Mittleberger's School for Girls, Cleveland (1877–1908)
• Regina High School, South Euclid (closed 2010)
• Sacred Heart Academy, Cincinnati (1876–1970)
• St. Augustine Academy, Lakewood (1921–2005)
• Xenia Female Academy/Xenia Female Seminary/Xenia College, Xenia became co-ed in 1863, closed in 1895

• St. Mary's Academy, Portland (9–12)

• The Grier School, Tyrone (5–12)
• Linden Hall, Lititz (6–12)

Philadelphia area

• Academy of Notre Dame de Namur, Radnor (6–12)
• Agnes Irwin School, Rosemont (PK–12)
• The Baldwin School, Bryn Mawr (PK–12)
• Gwynedd Mercy Academy High School, Lower Gwynedd (9–12)
• Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls, Philadelphia (9–12)
• Merion Mercy Academy, Merion (9–12)
• Mount Saint Joseph Academy, Flourtown (9–12)
• Nazareth Academy High School, Philadelphia (9–12)
• Philadelphia High School for Girls, Philadelphia (9–12)
• Sacred Heart Academy Bryn Mawr, Bryn Mawr (K–12)
• St. Hubert Catholic High School for Girls, Philadelphia (9–12)
• Villa Joseph Marie High School, Holland (9–12)
• Villa Maria Academy, Malvern (9–12)

Pittsburgh area

• The Ellis School, Pittsburgh (PK–12)
• Oakland Catholic High School, Pittsburgh (9–12)

Closed

• Holy Child Academy, Sharon Hill (1864–1973)
• J. W. Hallahan Catholic Girls High School, Philadelphia (1901–2021)
• Madame Grelaud's French School, Philadelphia (1809–1849)
• Mount Alvernia High School, Pittsburgh (1936–2011)
• The Young Women's Leadership School at Rhodes High School, Philadelphia (2005–2012)
• Saint Basil Academy, Jenkintown (1931–2021)

Merged

• Archbishop Prendergast High School, Drexel Hill merged with Monsignor Bonner High School to become Bonner & Prendergast High School in 2006
• Saint Maria Goretti High School, Philadelphia merged with Saint John Neumann High School to become Saints John Neumann and Maria Goretti Catholic High School in 1992
• West Philadelphia Catholic High School for Girls, Philadelphia merged with West Philadelphia Catholic High School for Boys to become West Philadelphia Catholic High School in 1989
• Villa Maria Academy, Erie merged into Cathedral Preparatory School in 2022

• Lincoln School, Providence (co-ed PK, all-girls K–12)
• St. Mary Academy – Bay View, Riverside (PK–12)

Former

• Bishop Keough Regional High School, Pawtucket (1971–2015)
• Mary Balch's School, Providence
• Overbrook Academy, Smithfield (closed 2024)

• Girls Preparatory School, Chattanooga (6–12)

Memphis

• Hutchison School (PK–12)
• St. Agnes Academy-St. Dominic School (co-ed PK, gender separate K–6, co-ed 7–8, all-girls 9–12)
• St. Mary's Episcopal School (PK–12)

Nashville

• Harpeth Hall School (5–12)
• St. Cecilia Academy (7–12)

Former

• Fairmount College, Mounteagle (1872–1918)
• Immaculate Conception Cathedral School, Memphis (1921–2024)

• Talkington School for Young Women Leaders, Lubbock (6–12)^[21]
• Young Women's Leadership Academy, Midland (6–12)^[22]

Austin

• Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders (6–12)
• The Texas Girls School (6–8)^[23]

El Paso

• Loretto Academy (co-ed PK–5, all-girls 6–12)
• Young Women's Leadership Academy (6–12)^[24]
• Young Women's STEAM Academy (6–12)^[25]

Dallas-Fort Worth

• Hockaday School, Dallas (PK–12)
• Irma Lerma Rangel Young Women's Leadership School, Dallas (6–12)
• Mesorah High School for Girls, Dallas (9–12)
• Ursuline Academy, Dallas (9–12)
• Young Women's Leadership Academy, Fort Worth (6–12)^[26]
• Young Women's STEAM Academy at Balch Springs Middle School, Balch Springs (6–8)^[27]
• Solar Preparatory School for Girls at James B. Bonham, Dallas (PK–8)^[28]

Houston

• Aldine Young Women's Leadership Academy (9–12)^[29]
• Duchesne Academy (PK–12)
• Incarnate Word Academy (9–12)
• KIPP Voyage Academy for Girls^[30]
• Saint Agnes Academy (9–12)
• Young Women's College Preparatory Academy (6–12)
• The Young Women's Leadership School (6–12)^[31]

San Antonio

• Incarnate Word High School (9–12)
• Providence High School (9–12)
• Young Women's Leadership Academy^[32] (6–12)
• Young Women's Leadership Academy: Primary (K–5)^[33]

Closed

• St. Francis Academy, San Antonio (1960–2002)

Merged

• Dominican High School, Galveston merged with Kirwin High School and Ursuline Academy to become O'Connell College Preparatory School in 1968
• Young Women's Leadership Academy at Arnold, Grand Prairie was consolidated with the Young Men's Leadership Academy to create Bill Arnold Middle School in 2025

• Foxcroft School, Middleburg (9–12)
• Madeira School, McLean (9–12)
• Oakcrest School, Vienna (6–12)
• Village School, Charlottesville (5–8)

Richmond

• St. Catherine's School (PK–12)
• Saint Gertrude High School (9–12)

In addition, King Abdullah Academy, while coeducational, has separate girls' secondary classes.

Former

• Blackstone College for Girls, Blackstone (1894–1950)
• St. Margaret's School, Tappahannock (1921–2025)

• Annie Wright Schools, Tacoma (co-ed PK–8, all-girls 9–12)
• Forest Ridge School of the Sacred Heart, Bellevue (5–12)
• Holy Names Academy, Seattle (9–12)
• Seattle Girls' School, Seattle (5–8)

Milwaukee

• Divine Savior Holy Angels High School (9–12)
• St. Joan Antida High School (9–12)

Former

• Milwaukee College, Milwaukee (1848–1895)
• St. Clara Female Academy, Sinsinawa (1846–1882)
• Wisconsin Industrial School for Girls, Milwaukee (1875–1976)

• Academy of Our Lady of Guam, Hagåtña (9–12)

Became coeducational

• Notre Dame High School (Guam), Talofofo

• Online School for Girls
• Women's education in the United States
• Women's colleges in the United States
  • Timeline of women's colleges in the United States
• List of boys' schools in the United States