The Louisville Difference

An all-girls education doesn’t just take place in the classroom – it’s BEYOND THE CLASSROOM that makes the experience extraordinary. We can tailor everything from online coursework to career exploration to academic competitions towards the special interests of girls.

We help girls focus their academic and extra-curricular energy toward exploring a career path. We bring in speakers who are female leaders in their fields so that girls know that nothing is beyond their reach. Girls hold every position on champion academic teams like Mock Trial, Model United Nations and Robotics. And we provide small, all-girls classes online to ensure students with highly focused academic goals can customize their learning experiences.

Focus Program: Career Exploration

High school girls spend a lot of time committed to extra-curricular activities, clubs, volunteer jobs, internships and elective courses. Why not channel their efforts to give them exposure to college majors and careers that are exciting, rewarding and in need of women? Explore Louisville's Focus Program in Journalism and Media, Law and Social Justice, the Arts, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).

Online Courses Just for Girls

Louisville is a Charter Affiliate School with the Online School for Girls, allowing us to expand our course offerings while remaining focused on our mission. Louisville provides a high-quality online educational experience that is not only designed for girls, but is fast becoming an essential part of the highest quality high school education. Small, all-girls online courses taught by the best teachers help provide highly specialized electives for students in our Focus Programs.

Academic Teams

Louisville supports a variety of academic teams including Mock Trial, Model United Nations, and Robotics. Our all-girls teams do exceptionally well in competitions, with our Mock Trial team ten-time Los Angeles County Senior Division Champions. Students in Louisville's Focus Program participate in academic teams and clubs in alignment with their selected program.

Annual Speaker Series

Each year there is an exciting and thought-provoking lineup of guest speakers that visit Louisville with the goal of exposing students to other cultures, global issues, environmental challenges and teen physical and emotional health issues.

  • Fine Arts Festival - Sunday, May 19... times have been updated

    Come to Louisville’s Fine Arts Festival on Sunday, May 19. The Festival is our annual showcase of both visual and performing arts students. Doors open at 3:30 PM for viewing the visual art display. At 4:45, Drama I and II will perform skits on stage, and at 6:00 the Upstairs Pavilion will open for a classical recital. Enjoy all the creativity Louisville students work so hard to develop!
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  • Robotics Team Tours USC Robotics

    Last week, our Robotics Team & a few STEM Focus Program girls took a field trip to USC to learn about the ins and outs of Robots creation through drafting, design, and execution. The girls learned that there are many different aspects to creating Robots as well as them being used for different purposes and functionality. One of the highlights of the day was interacting with a Robot called “Denise” that looked and resembled EVE from WALL-E. Denise was able to follow you around and communicate through various sounds. Hopefully, future groups of Louisville girls can experience this fun day at USC.
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  • Focus Program Goes Behind the Scenes at the Zoo!

    On Saturday, March 30, four Focus Program students with an interest in animal and veterinary sciences spent the day shadowing alumna Elizabeth Cullip MacInnes ’03. Ellie is on the Animal Care Team at the Santa Barbara Zoo. She organized a VIP day for our students, giving them a taste of what it’s like to work with animals in a zoo setting... … read more!
     
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  • Focus Program Visits Ventura County Courthouse

    Louisville’s Law and Social Justice Focus Program found themselves sitting in on a murder trial Tuesday morning at the busy Ventura County Courthouse. It was an exciting part of a day hosted by Deputy Public Defender and Louisville Mom Andrea Neumann, who provided our students with some eye-opening and insightful experiences. Louisville alumna Judge Patricia Murphy ’80 spoke with the girls in her high-security courtroom where she presides over sentencings for violent criminal offenders. She shared her educational and career path to becoming a judge in a way that was very inspirational. The murder trial...
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  • Focus Program Tours CSUN Theater Arts

    Our cohort of Arts students - aspiring stage actors, singers, dancers and visual artists - spent a day at CSUN exploring the undergraduate Theater  program and sitting in on a dress rehearsal of the Tony-winning musical 1776. We first met with Dr. Anthony Cantrell, Director of the Soraya Theater. Dr. Cantrell kindly arranged a tour of the university facilities and provided us time to chat with Stage Manager Matthew Jackson. Two insightful students enthusiastically shared about what it's like to study Theater as a college major. Their passion was very apparent and they clearly enjoy not only what they are studying, but their working relationships with their teachers and peers. After lunch we were seated front row in the Soraya Theater to watch a full dress rehearsal of the inspiring musical 1776, performed by the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts. Overall the day at CSUN and the Soraya gave students a good look inside the world of a theater major and working stage performers.
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