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Summer Sports Camps for 6th, 7th and 8th grade girls

Volleyball, basketball, soccer, water polo, tennis, softball, cross country, field hockey. Develop individual skills, learn the importance of team play, and the ingredients of personal success, hard work, motivation, discipline and goal setting. NOTE: the facility for soccer has been changed from Pierce College to Crespi High School. Download brochure

Summer Performance Workshop for boys and Girls

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Summer School Catalog - see Academics page

UCLA study Finds stronger academic orientations in Grads of all-girls schools than coed grads

"The culture, climate and community of girls' schools as a transforming force speaks loud and clear in the results of this study and confirms it's 'cool to be smart,'" said Moulton in a UCLA press release. She noted that there's a "culture of achievement" at an all-girls' school in which "the discovery and development" of a girl's individual potential is paramount.

Read full article from UCLA Newsroom

Tidings highlights Louisville after positive UCLA Research findings about all-girls schools...

"A Chance to Know and Understand Themselves."

By Paula Doyle, Friday, April 24, 2009

For nearly 50 years, it's been a woman's world at Louisville High School, a Catholic college preparatory high school for young women on Mulholland Drive in Woodland Hills... Click the article title above to read the full article including quotes from our students about Louisville's 'unique environment.

Congratulations Varsity Basketball - CIF Academic Champions!

Louisville's Varsity Basketball team was honored at Angel Stadium for having the highest average girls team GPA of CIF-Southern Section for schools with enrollment under 1,500. Other teams receiving top-10 academic recognition were: Cross Country (2), Golf (6), Soccer (4), Tennis (3), Track and Field (4), and Water Polo (9).

Ensemble Royale Is Featured In Showcase of Choirs

at Walt Disney Concert Hall:

20th Annual High School Choir Festival

On April 24th, Louisville High School’s Ensemble Royale, conducted by Ms. Maura Piazza, was featured as a solo choir at the Walt Disney Concert Hall during the 20th Annual High School Choir Festival, sponsored by the Los Angeles Master Chorale. Of the 25 choirs participating in the event, four were selected to perform a selection of music on center stage and receive feedback from professionals. They then performed six prepared choral pieces together with all thirty participating choirs, providing our all-girl choir a unique opportunity to sing in combined male/female vocal arrangements. Bravo, Ensemble Royale!

Explorers Club Sponsors Earth Day Assembly, Bringing Wildlife Expert Jeff Lee to Campus

On April 21, 2009,  the Explorers Club sponsored our Earth Month assembly.  Our featured guest was  Jeff Lee, an animal trainer from Steve  Martin’s  Working Wildlife, who brought with him a number of endangered animals from around the world:  a binturong (bearcat), a porcupine from South America, a ferret, a capuchin monkey, and a brown tailed lemur.  While learning about the future of these animals we were also encouraged to look at our own habitats and see how we can improve the lives for whom we share it.

Louisville students raise over Over $2,700 dollars for Breast cancer Research!

This year faculty and students participated in a "jeans day" and other activities in support of breast cancer research. Thank you for supporting our efforts to find a cure for a disease that attacks women of all ages and even men in limited numbers.

KIVA - Louisville students loan to third world entrepreneurs
The Louisville High School Social Justice classes of 2007 began a Kiva fund which has loaned and reloaned over $6000 to persons/aspiring entrepreneurs throughout the developing world. A great suggestion from our Dean of Students Ms. Thinnes about giving and how to change the world caught a real spark of enthusiasm with the class of 2008. It continues with the classes of 2009, 2010, and hopefully beyond.

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