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Women Who Shape the World
Louisville envisions a world where women are unencumbered to lead with confidence, take risks, and initiate change to enrich their communities.
Our Purpose Portrait of the Louisville Graduate
Engages
A Louisville graduate
listens, questions, and engages
to remain open to learning.
Seeks
A Louisville graduate confidently
accepts challenges and seeks solutions
in order to heal, unify, and transform.
Develops
A Louisville graduate
develops and shares her creative talents
to enhance her community.
Prays
A Louisville graduate
prays, serves, and forgives
because she values the dignity and promise of each individual.
Acts
A Louisville graduate willingly
acts with compassion and generosity
to build meaningful and inclusive relationships.
Our mission Excellence in Education
As a Catholic high school, Louisville educates young women in a vibrant, supportive learning community guided by the mission of the Sisters of St. Louis to
"work toward a world healed, unified, and transformed."
Challenging academics and caring faculty empower each student to develop her confidence, integrity, and faith to meet the needs of an ever-changing world.
Our voices Student and Alumna Stories
A school for four years, a family for life.
Louisville is a remarkable and unique community where lifelong friendships are formed and faculty and staff are deeply committed to each student and her personal journey.
Hear how Louisville has impacted some of our current students.
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Cydnee Powell
In my experience at Louisville, not only the education, peer support, teacher mentorship, I think having that confidence to become that adult, I was able to build my own business, become an entrepreneur, and I don't think I would have been able to do those things without having the background and that solid foundation that Louisville provided.
Cydnee (Crawley) Powell - Class of 1999
Sienna S.
Louisville’s community is much stronger than I expected. I love how they actually encourage students to know each other—by the third week of school we all already know each other’s names!
The all-girl aspect allows me to express myself and my opinion free of what others may think.
I spend less time worrying about how people perceive me and feel comfortable showing off what makes me, me. I have found such strong, meaningful relationship with the people around me even in my first year here.
Sienna S. - Class of 2026
Ailee N.
I have made such amazing memories and had experiences that will last a lifetime at Louisville.
The teachers are so caring and understanding, my peers are kind and accepting, and the events that students and coordinators work hard to provide for us are so fun!
Overall, I am happy about my decision in choosing Louisville and I can’t wait for the rest of my time here.
Ailee N. - Class of 2025
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Juliana A.
I’ve always been Catholic and I grew up Catholic, and because Louisville is a Catholic school, it allowed me to foster my own personal relationship with God. Especially by going to Mass and having religion classes I was able to channel my faith into a stronger relationship with God. For me, a lot of why I am where I am today is because of my value in prayer and Louisville is definitely a place that embraced that.
Juliana Almario - Class of 2016
Luciana D.
Louisville is the best decision I have ever made in my life. I thought that being at an all-girls school would be a difficult adjustment, but this environment has helped my confidence and knowledge grow so much.
I have been able to express my thoughts, be who I truly am, and ask as many questions as I like without worrying what people think of me.
I don't have to try to impress a boy, instead I feel I can express myself through art, music, writing, sports, and so much more. I really do recommend Louisville, it is life changing!
Luciana D. - Class of 2026
Nina N.
I’m a veterinarian, I’ve been practicing for 15 years now and I do think that my high school experience at Louisville has a lot to do with the career and the profession that I’m in today.
Louisville gave me a lot of confidence. I didn’t have to be afraid to raise my hand in class.
I was really able to get engaged in the science classes, the math classes; obviously, the English and liberal arts classes as well, but I was really able to develop a lot of skills here at Louisville that prepared me for college and veterinary school. So the confidence I received here told me: ‘It’s ok! Women can go on and become doctors, veterinarians’ and here I am today!
Nina Nardi - Class of 1999
