Supporting Learning with Technology

Louisville’s commitment to integrated learning encourages students to apply technology creatively and in ways that suit them individually, as problem-solvers, and as strong communicators.

Our comprehensive technology program includes laptops for every student, interactive BenQ monitors and whiteboards in every classroom, a media lab, an innovation lab, digital pens for math and graphic design, and wireless access campus-wide. Students use OneDrive for file storage.

Technology: 1:1 Access and More

The 1-to-1 Technology Program at Louisville addresses the ever-increasing demand for girls’ technology skills, organized access to schoolwork and resources, and creative/collaborative skills that develop critical thinking. Louisville students gain the benefits technology provides for girls as highlighted recently by the Higher Education Research Institute at UCLA.

Our Lenovo Yoga student laptops give our students a versatile laptop/tablet touchscreen device appropriate for the college prep, honors, and AP-level workload. They are durable, lightweight, and maintained in-house by Louisville.

Since they are Windows 10, all laptops are loaded with full-version, professional software: MS Office, Movie Maker, and Adobe Design Premium Suite (including PhotoShop). MS OneNote is the note-taking software of choice. Touchscreen apps make textbooks and other academic apps easy and fun to use.

Our students can do all their work on one device while learning important file management and collaborative skills. On campus, students have access to a variety of platforms including macOS. Louisville students have access to everything they need to be confident, creative, and successful with their schoolwork.

Learning Management System

Louisville's students, parents, and teachers use the best learning management system available that is designed specifically for small, private schools - Blackbaud's Education Management System. This gives Louisville students a great organizational advantage over students at larger schools.

My Louisville, as we've named it, integrates lessons, assignments, grades, records, communication, and media in one place that is easy to use and compatible with everything from laptops to tablets to smartphones. Students use My Louisville to review lessons, participate in online discussions, upload assignments and connect to Google Apps for Education.

Electronic Textbook Options

Two-thirds of our textbooks are available as e-books, and this option is expanding annually; e-books are available for literature, mathematics, science, health, religion, and modern languages. French and Spanish books also include rich online supplemental materials for listening and speaking. 

The Lenovo Yoga laptops are touchscreen with Windows apps like Kno and other eReaders for textbooks and academic support.

As publishers expand their development of online textbooks, students will benefit by having options to purchase online versions for use with their laptops and personal devices.

Teaching & Learning Support

Our Information Technology Director and Educational Technology Director work together to make sure all hardware, software, infrastructure, and services are up-to-date and being used to benefit student learning. Professional development for faculty is ongoing, and student training is fully integrated into lessons in all departments.

Students can seek academic technology support for troubleshooting or help with curriculum integration of technology. On-campus support is available before/after school and at breaks during the school day.
 

Meet the Library & Technology Staff

List of 3 members.

  • Photo of Rachel Profumo

    Rachel Profumo 

    Librarian
  • Photo of David Busse

    David Busse 

    Information Technology Director
    (818 346-8812 x1111
  • Photo of Laura Flynn

    Laura Flynn 

    Director of Educational Technology and Innovation, Focus Program Director
    (818) 346-8812

Web-based Services

Subscription-based online services are included in student tuition and technology fees.  They include:

MY LOUISVILLE school information and learning management system powered by Blackbaud

LIBRARY CATALOG, DATABASES, AND EBOOKS available 24/7

MICROSOFT TEAMS video conferencing, file sharing, collaborative environment

GOOGLE APPS FOR EDUCATION LouisMail student email, Blogger, Drive, Sites, Calendar

NAVIANCE college search, recommendations, transcripts, and applications

TURNITIN submission and editing of authentic writing


Library Hours

Mon - Thurs 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Fri 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Louisville High School


22300 Mulholland Drive
Woodland Hills, CA 91364
Phone: (818) 346-8812
Fax: (818) 346-9483
Louisville High School is a private, Catholic, college-preparatory school for girls in grades 9 through 12, located in Woodland Hills, CA. 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.