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An Empowering All-Girl High School

Louisville High School is a Catholic school that 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.”

From the classroom to extracurriculars, every aspect of a Louisville High School student’s experience is tailored to support the way girls learn and develop. Every girl receives individualized attention, ensuring she reaches her full potential academically, emotionally, and spiritually. Graduates enter college with the ability to think critically and meet the needs of an ever-changing world.

UPCOMING EVENTS

8^th Grade Visit Day

November 6th, 2026

A can't-miss event for all 8^th graders! Join Louisville for a morning of interactive classes and fun activities to get to learn more about academics, athletics, campus life, and more. If you’re wondering what it might be like to attend an all-girls’ school, come experience the sisterhood with other fellow 8th graders.

Open House

December 6th, 2026

Louisville High School is opening their gates for prospective students of all ages! Bring the family and spend the day getting to know the Louisville administration, faculty, coaching staff, and more through informative sessions and department booths. It's a great opportunity to meet students as they lead tours and perform in showcases from musical theatre, dance, and choir.

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Louisville at a Glance

10:1 Student to Faculty Ratio

23 AP Classes

Average Class Size of 15

125+ Teacher Office Hours per Year

Discover Louisville!

Principal Dr. Brandy Quinn and President Dr. Jennifer Aguilar

Dr. Jennifer Aguilar brings a wealth of experience from her many roles at Louisville, most recently as Principal, and now President.

Dr. Brandy Quinn, a proud alumna from the Class of 1994, returns to her alma mater as Principal, bringing years of educational leadership and a heartfelt love for the Louisville community.

Encouraging Excellence in Academics

The academic program at Louisville is designed to maximize students’ investment in their learning and success in achieving their goals.

Although we are small in size, we offer a wide range of electives, both in the arts and core subject areas, for students to explore their interests. Because we are small in size, the teachers at Louisville know their students well and are personally invested in their individual success Students at Louisville don’t go unnoticed – they are directed towards programs that fit their unique goals and fuel their enthusiasm.

Whether in college prep, honors, or AP-level courses, students are challenged to develop creative and critical-thinking skills that allow them to become constructive, contributing leaders in their community.

Departments work closely and collaboratively to provide a challenging and relevant curriculum through the use of teaching strategies that engage, inspire, and support students to develop the knowledge and skills essential for success in college and career readiness. All courses, including elective courses, offered by each department are UC/Cal State-approved.

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The All-Girl Advantage

80% of girls’ school students report most classes challenge them to achieve their full academic potential.

93% of girls’ school students are satisfied with individualized attention.

Girls’ school graduates are 6 times more likely to consider majoring in math, science, and technology.

87% of girls’ school students feel their voices are respected.

93% of girls’ school students report greater leadership opportunities.

Girls' school graduates are more likely to seek professional degrees.

At Louisville High School, we believe in the transformative power of an all-girl education. Our single-gender environment creates a space where students thrive academically, develop confidence, and explore their full potential without limits. Research consistently highlights the unique benefits of an all-girl school, where young women are encouraged to take risks, lead boldly, and excel in traditionally underrepresented fields.