Louisville High School

Founded in 1960 by the Sisters of St Louis Louisville High School stands before you. A legacy stretching back to the mid-1800s in France this all-girls Catholic school has a rich history. Imagine the 91 young women and five teachers who began this journey. Their vision a Christian community for learning and outreach. Today that vision thrives. Louisville is a vibrant community where girls are challenged. They are empowered to become confident women ready to shape the world. This isn’t just a school it’s a family. A place where each girl finds her voice. The campus itself is a testament to this. It was once the Manzanita Ranch complete with wooded canyons green fields and white-painted corrals. Now a state-of-the-art Innovation Lab houses cutting-edge technology. Louisville offers 24 AP courses and 15 honors courses. The success rate is impressive 79% of AP students score a 3 or higher. Many graduates go on to top universities receiving millions in scholarships. The school’s commitment to diversity equity inclusion and justice is evident. Students from over 75 different schools attend Louisville. They represent a diversity of backgrounds enriching the school’s culture. But it’s not all academics. Louisville boasts eleven sports teams. Many students participate in athletics and extracurriculars. There are over 27 clubs and activities including Mock Trial and Model UN. These activities help foster leadership and collaboration. The girls complete 10000 collective service hours annually. Louisville High School is more than a place of learning. It’s a journey of personal growth. It’s a place where young women are empowered to become their best selves. This is where they discover their passion. This is Louisville High School.