Editing Litchfield County, Connecticut (section)

===Private Schools===
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Litchfield County is home to a number of historic college-preparatory ''boarding schools'', among which are:
* [[Canterbury School (Connecticut)|Canterbury School]] (1915), New Milford
* [[Forman School]] (1930), Litchfield
* [[The Frederick Gunn School|The Gunnery]] (1850), Washington
* [[Hotchkiss School]] (1892), Lakeville
* [[Kent School]] (1906), Kent
* [[Marvelwood School]] (1956), Kent
* [[Salisbury School]] (1901), Salisbury
* [[South Kent School]] (1923), Kent
* [[Taft School]] (1890), Watertown
* [[The Woodhall School]] (1983), Bethlehem

Several schools provide boarding facilities for younger students with educational challenges:
* [[Devereux Glenholme School|Glenholme School]] (1968), Washington; ages 10–21
* [[Indian Mountain School]] (1916), Lakeville; ages 10–15
* [[Rumsey Hall School]] (1900), Washington; ages 10–15

Private day schools:
* Arch Bridge School (3-12), Bethlehem
* Faith Preparatory School (K-12), New Milford
* Litchfield Montessori School (K-8), Northfield
* St. Anthony School (K-8), Winstead
* St. John Evangelist School (K-8), Watertown
* St. Mary Magdalen School (K-8), Oakville
* St. Peter/St. Francis School (K-8), Torrington
* Torrington Christian Academy (K-12), Torrington
* Touchstone School (9-11), Litchfield
* Washington Montessori School (K-8), New Preston