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0 of the 445 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Florida has the most listings: 69 businesses, 48 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 64.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 439 businesses have a name used only once.

Of the 312 email addresses, 96 (31%) are role addresses such as info@, 195 (62%) name a person and 21 (7%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this preparatory school email list?

The file has 445 Google Maps listings in the Preparatory school category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a school that presents itself as college preparatory: an independent day school, a religious school with a college-prep track, a boarding school with a Maps listing for its campus, or a private academy. A school with an upper campus and a lower campus listed separately is two rows.

Of the 445 schools, 312 have an email address taken from the school's own website. Phone numbers are on 434 rows and a website is on 411. Of the addresses, 195 look like a person's name, which fits a school that publishes staff pages.

The category is Preparatory school on every row. The file does not give enrollment, grades served, tuition or accreditation. Those are on the school's own pages.

How can you segment the file?

A spreadsheet filter on four columns cuts the school list down to a campaign.

State and city let a vendor with regional reps or a regional event plan visits. Dallas has 17 listings, Houston 9, and Phoenix and Chicago 8 each. Florida and Texas hold the most schools in the file.

The business name column signals the school's identity. Words such as Academy, Christian, Catholic, Montessori, Country Day, Preparatory and Collegiate describe the type. A seller of chapel supplies, a Montessori materials maker and a boarding-school software vendor each need a different slice, and the name filter finds them if the school puts its type in the title.

The email column splits into 195 named addresses, 96 role addresses such as info@ or admissions@, and 21 free webmail addresses. A named address at a school often points to a head of school, an admissions director or a business officer, and a role address like admissions@ goes to the admissions office.

• State and city: regional rep visits and conference follow-ups.
• Business name: Academy, Christian, Catholic or Country Day for the school type.
• Email type: named addresses for a decision maker, admissions@ for enrollment offers.
• Website: the staff page names the head of school and the business office.

Who buys a preparatory school email list?

The buyers are vendors to independent schools. School information system vendors sell admissions, billing and student records software. Website and communications agencies sell school sites and enrollment marketing. Uniform and spirit wear suppliers outfit students and teams. Curriculum publishers and edtech companies sell courses, labs and learning platforms.

College counseling software firms sell application tracking and transcript tools. Fundraising consultants and annual fund platforms work with advancement offices. School photographers, food service contractors and bus operators sell operations services. Facilities and security vendors sell campus access and safety systems. Insurance brokers and tuition payment firms sell to the business office, and recruiters place teachers and administrators.

How do you run outreach to preparatory schools?

A school has many readers, and the reader depends on what you sell. Admissions marketing goes to the admissions director, software for billing goes to the business manager, curriculum goes to the head of academics, and a uniform offer goes to the front office. Use the staff page on the website to find the right title.

Because 195 addresses look like a person's name, you can write to a named person on most of the file. Open with the school's name and one fact from its website. For the 96 role addresses, ask the front office or the admissions desk to forward the note to the right department.

School buyers work on an academic calendar. They plan around the academic year and order for the next one before it starts. A uniform supplier should reach schools well before the fall term. A software vendor should offer a demo after a budget meeting, not during the first week of classes. Name the grade range you serve, such as lower school or upper school.

Look at the website first. A boarding school and a day school have different needs, and a religious school wants curriculum that matches its tradition. Dedupe by domain, send a trial batch and read the bounces before the rest.

What email rules apply when you write to preparatory schools?

For a sales email to a private school, two CAN-SPAM basics apply: your company's valid physical postal address must appear in the message, and the opt-out must work and be honored. If the head of school's assistant writes back to stop the mailings, remove every address at that school.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Florida has 69 preparatory school listings and 48 emails. Texas has 64 and 45, California 40 and 28, New York 29 and 20, and Georgia 21 and 15. North Carolina has 20 listings and 14 emails, Ohio 18 and 13, Arizona 17 and 12, New Jersey 14 and 10, and Illinois 12 and 8.

Dallas has 17 listings, Houston 9, Phoenix and Chicago 8 each, Washington DC and Columbus 7 each, the Bronx 5, and Jacksonville, Miami and Indianapolis 4 each.

A vendor with a Texas rep can combine Dallas and Houston. A Florida seller can work Jacksonville and Miami. A national software vendor can start with Florida and Texas, since the two together hold the largest groups.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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