Truth: An all-girl school does not equal an all-girl life. Single-gender schools allow girls to gain a level of confidence that will carry them through to all that life has in store for them. Girls grow into assured, poised young women who know their worth in society and in the work force. They become empowered to not only make their voices heard but lend those voices and actions to impacting the world around them.

“In the world outside of school, the answers are not always found in the text. All-girls’ schools prepare students for the world beyond school by requiring outside research, encouraging them to connect ideas across problem domains, and challenging them to grapple with problems with no clear solution....”

Dr. Richard A. Holmgren, Allegheny College, Steeped in Learning: The Student Experience at All-Girls Schools

Truth: It may sound cliché, but the sisterhood is real! Our own students say it best – Louisville High School is a family, and the girls here support each other and strive to be the best they can be at the academic subjects and extracurricular activities that they are passionate about.

“As a student at Louisville, I found it much easier to make friends than in the past. As a Freshman, there are so many opportunities to hang out with boys from Crespi: football and basketball games, Frosh/Box, Homecoming, Winter Formal, and Freshman Flip are all social events organized throughout the year. From my experience, they are so much fun to attend and great opportunities to make new friends.”

Maria, Class of 2026

“When I was in eighth grade, I was completely against the idea of going to an all-girl school. I was afraid of lots of drama and mean girls. However, when I first visited Louisville, I absolutely fell in love with the amazing, inclusive environment and beautiful community. At Louisville, I know that not only my friends, but teachers and staff are always there for me and willing to help. Louisville is truly my second home and I genuinely look forward to every day.”

Mary Clare, Class of 2024