WASHINGTON (CBSDC) - A new money list just released categorizing the nation’s most expensive private schools ranks two area institutions within the top 50 – one of those is the second most expensive school in the entire country.

CNN Money ranked Foxcroft School in Middleburg the second most expensive private school across the land, with St. Albans School in Washington, D.C. weighing in as heavy hitter on this list as well at number twenty-seven.

According to the list, if you want your child to walk the halls with the 158 other students, it will cost you an annual tuition fee of $42,700. The school has a reported $27 million endowment.

St. Alban’s school is no sleight either, with an annual tuition fee of $38,823 for its 575 students, and an endowment of $45 million.

The rankings are based on non-boarding schools only, with daytime students attending grades 9 through 12 in the 2012-13 school year.

See for yourself below, and read the full list here.

#1. The Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville, N.J.

Day student tuition: $43,314

Enrolment: 819

Endowment: $310 million

Perks: A beautiful 700-acre campus, Harry Potter-style inter-house competitions, as well as an indoor ice hockey rink and nine-hole golf course.

#2. Foxcroft School, Middleburg, Virginia

Day student tuition: $42,700

Enrollment: 158

Endowment: $27 million

Perks: Foxcroft has an interactive whiteboard in each classroom, an animal room in the science wing, and an observatory that houses multiple high-powered telescopes, and astrophotography and solar-observing accessories.

#3. Salisbury School, Salisbury, Conn.

Day student tuition: $42,229

Enrollment: 305

Endowment: $45 million

Perks: Twice a week students join together for a sit-down dinner with their advisor or with a randomly assigned faculty member and fellow students in order to get to know each other better.

#4. Riverdale Country School, Bronx, New York

Day student tuition: $42,000

Enrollment: 1,084

Endowment: $46 million

Perks: Athletic facilities include include a 25-yard swimming pool, fencing room, and wrestling room.

#5. The Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Conn.

Day student tuition: $40,750

Enrollment: 597

Endowment: $357 million

Perks: Hotchkiss allows students to participate in off-campus semester programs offered in France, Italy, China, Spain, and South Africa

#6. Lawrence Academy, Groton, Mass.

Day student tuition: $40,660

Enrollment: 399

Endowment: $20 million

Perks: Aside from the gorgeous views of central Massachusetts, Lawrence Academy makes multiple state-of-the-art science and language labs available to its students.

#7. Middlesex School, Concord, Mass.

Day student tuition: $40,260

Enrollment: 375

Endowment: $160 million

Perks: Middlesex offers small class sizes for individual attention to students, and many faculty members bring their dogs to school, giving students a homey feeling.

#8. Groton School, Groton, Mass.

Day student tuition: $40,150

Enrollment: 372

Endowment: $305 million

Perks: The school offers a wide variety of clubs and organizations, a four-lane, 25-meter pool, and state-of-the-art athletic equipment.

#9. Dana Hall School, Wellesley, Mass.

Day student tuition: $40,116

Enrollment: 475

Endowment: $21 million

Perks: Dana Hall has a state-of-the-art athletic, health, and wellness facility, and a Riding Center.

#10. Kent School, Kent, Conn.

Day student tuition: $40,005

Enrollment: 565

Endowment: $62 million

Perks: Kent’s campus covers a part of the Appalachian Trail. Their dining hall offers near-gourmet food, including sushi during exams week and an ice cream sundae station.

#11. Miss Porter’s School, Farmington, Conn.

Day student tuition: $39,985

Enrollment: 332

Endowment: $100 million

Fact: The school was founded in 1843 by Miss Sarah Porter, a woman who had been a scholar and a master of languages. She taught herself to speak Hebrew when she was in her 80s.

#12. Concord Academy, Concord, Mass.

Day student tuition: $39,950

Enrollment: 363

Endowment: $55 million

Perks: The school recently constructed a beautiful new athletic campus with a baseball diamond, hockey field, and tennis courts.

#13. Horace Mann School, Bronx, New York

Day student tuition: $39,925

Enrollment: 1,783

#14. The Berkshire School, Sheffield, Mass.

Day student tuition: $39,900

Enrollment: 380

Endowment: $51 million

Fact: The school’s motto is Pro Vita Non Pro Schola Discimus, “Learning- not just for school but for life.”

#15. The Cambridge School of Weston, Weston Mass.

Day student tuition: $39,650

Enrollment: 330

Endowment: $7 million

Perks: State-of-the-art multimedia foreign language lab and “Green” science/art building with 6 laboratory classrooms, office and conference space, and two display galleries.

#17. (tie) Trinity School, New York, New York

Day student tuition: $39,625

Enrollment: 980

Endowment: $40.4 million

Perks: Trinity School has 2 libraries, 22 varsity sports, and 6 art studios. Languages taught are Chinese, French, German, Latin, Greek, Spanish, and Russian.

#17. (tie) Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg, Penn.

Day student tuition: $39,625

Enrollment: 432

Endowment: $193 million

Fact: The school has produced 3 Congressional Medal of Honor winners, 7 Rhodes Scholars, 3 Fulbright Scholars, and 1 Nobel Laureate.

#18. Ethical Culture Fieldston School, New York, New York

Day student tuition: $39,525

Enrollment: 1,690

Endowment: $65 million

Perks: Fieldston has over 50 student-run clubs, independent senior study projects, and semesters abroad to the Mountain School and Main Coast Semester.

#19. Avon Old Farms School, Avon, Conn.

Day student tuition: $39,500

Enrollment: 408

Endowment: $32 Million

Perk: Avon Old Farms, an all-boys school, puts on its dramatic production with Miss Porter’s School for Girls.

#21. (tie) The Hewitt School, New York, New York

Day student tuition: $39,400

Enrollment: 525

Endowment: Unavailable

Perks: School-wide activities promote school spirit and build community. The students compete on either the Blue or the White team in a spelling bee, a quiz bowl, and field day.

#21. (tie) Collegiate School, New York, New York

Day student tuition: $39,400

Enrollment: 640

Endowment: $61.7 million

Perks: In addition to a 267-seat theatre and two dining rooms, Collegiate has two gymnasiums and a fitness center, a “black box” theater, a music studio, a large library, and science labs.

#22. The Spence School, New York, New York

Day student tuition: $39,335

Enrollment: 704

#23. Convent of the Sacred Heart, New York, New York

Day student tuition: $39,265

Enrollment: 690

Endowment: $31.5 million

Fact: One of their students won a bronze medal on the USA Women’s Swimming 4 x 100 Freestyle Relay team at the London 2012 Olympics.

#24. St. Mark’s School, Southborough, Mass.

Day student tuition: $39,225

Enrollment: 347

Endowment: $123 million

Perks: St. Mark’s has been well-known for its baseball team for many years. A student from the class of 1909 was the first–ever at St. Mark’s to throw a no–hitter game.

#25. Noble and Greenough School, Dedham, Mass.

Day student tuition: $39,150

Enrollment: 585

Endowment: $92 million

Perks: Art students have the option of traveling to Rome, Florence, or Tuscany.

#26. Milton Academy, Milton, Mass.

Day student tuition: $39,000

Enrollment: 978

Endowment: $190 million

Perks: Milton’s library has over 46,000 hard-bound volumes.

#27. St. Albans School, Washington, District of Columbia

Day student tuition: $38,823

Enrollment: 575

Endowment: $45 million

Perks: St. Albans offers its own school of public service for a month each summer.