Because here girls get EVERY opportunity!
Louisville is a single-gender school!
Louisville is a small school!
Louisville is a Catholic school!
- Girls take center stage in everything: academics, athletics, student government, film, and journalism.
- All-girl Mock Trial and Model UN teams rock!
- Louisville helps girls to discover, test, and develop their unique talents with confidence.
- Our integration of technology inspires and motivates girls through creativity and communication.
Louisville is a small school!
- Small challenging classes with one-on-one attention
- Focus Programs in Medicine and Health Sciences, Law and Social Justice, STEM, Journalism and Media, and the Arts
- Clubs and activities provide flexible leadership opportunities.
- We know our students as individuals.
Louisville is a Catholic school!
- Focus on moral, ethical. and social decision-making regardless of religious background
- Retreats and Campus Ministry encourage spiritual growth and leadership
- Service and outreach are built in to school days with a wide range of opportunities
Significant Findings
From Steeped in Learning: The Student Experience at All-Girls Schools by Richard A Holmgren, Ph.D.
Girls attending all-girls schools are more likely to have an experience that supports their learning than are girls attending coed schools (independent and public). In particular, students at all-girls schools report:
Girls attending all-girls schools are more likely to have an experience that supports their learning than are girls attending coed schools (independent and public). In particular, students at all-girls schools report:
1. Having higher aspirations and greater motivation.
2. Being challenged to achieve more.
3. Engaging more actively in the learning process.
4. Participating in activities that prepare them for the world outside of school.
5. Feeling more comfortable being themselves and expressing their ideas.
From Girls, Boys, and High Achievers by Cools, Fernandez and Patacchini and summarized in the Cornell Chronicle
Teenage girls do worse in their education, careers and social lives when they have more high-achieving boys in their classes, according to a new study by two Cornell economists. They report that girls with high-achieving male peers (as in co-ed schools):
4. Participating in activities that prepare them for the world outside of school.
5. Feeling more comfortable being themselves and expressing their ideas.
From Girls, Boys, and High Achievers by Cools, Fernandez and Patacchini and summarized in the Cornell Chronicle
Teenage girls do worse in their education, careers and social lives when they have more high-achieving boys in their classes, according to a new study by two Cornell economists. They report that girls with high-achieving male peers (as in co-ed schools):
1. Seem to have lower self-confidence and are more engaged in risky behavior.
2. Become less self-confident about their own ability in traditionally male-dominated fields.
3. Are more likely to complete vocational or associate degrees, rather than bachelor’s degrees.
Summary: Girls are more likely to get bachelor’s degrees and get better grades in school if they are exposed to high-achieving female peers.
3. Are more likely to complete vocational or associate degrees, rather than bachelor’s degrees.
Summary: Girls are more likely to get bachelor’s degrees and get better grades in school if they are exposed to high-achieving female peers.
Louisville High School
22300 Mulholland Drive
Woodland Hills, CA 91364
(818) 346-8812
Fax (818) 346-9483
Woodland Hills, CA 91364
(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’s Title IX Coordinator is Melissa Deeton, HR Manager. If needed, she may be reached at 818-346-8812 X1006 or via email at mdeeton@louisvillehs.org
Title IX Non-Discrimination Policy and Notice
Louisville’s Title IX Coordinator is Melissa Deeton, HR Manager. If needed, she may be reached at 818-346-8812 X1006 or via email at mdeeton@louisvillehs.org
Title IX Non-Discrimination Policy and Notice