Louisville
Collegiate School,
founded in 1915, is an institution rich with history, tradition,
and academic excellence.
A clearly articulated JK – 12th grade
program prepares students for the 21st Century with the academic
foundation and leadership skills required for life-long learning,
community involvement, and global engagement.
Through a rigorous college preparatory curriculum
offered within a small, supportive community of creative thinkers
and inspired learners, we encourage students to stretch their
horizons and see the world from different perspectives.
Full participation in the life of the school
is the hallmark of our college preparatory program that ignites
intellectual engagement, confident leadership, and extraordinary
character. Rather than being passive spectators or bystanders,
Collegiate students are actively engaged in classroom discussions,
connected to influential adult role-models, and encouraged
to stretch their many talents through a well-developed extracurricular
program of athletics, arts, and service.
Small by design, there is no back row in
a Collegiate classroom and an inclusive culture of participation
drives student involvement in the life of the school beyond
the classroom walls in the Lower (JK-5), Middle (6-8), and
Upper (9-12) divisions.
JK-12 education is a dynamic enterprise.
Even a school with a storied history like Collegiate’s
must remain agile and responsive as it prepares students for
success in an ever-changing, interconnected, and multicultural
world with core principles and values that have stood the
test of time. We remain committed to assuring the widest possible
accessibility to our program by diverse constituencies from
Greater Louisville. Therefore, we commit more than $1.5 million
in financial assistance and merit scholarships each year in
order to attract talented students who are serious about contributing
to a vibrant academic community.
On behalf of the Louisville Collegiate School
administration, faculty, and staff, I encourage you to visit
our beautiful campus in the heart of Louisville’s historic
Highland neighborhood to learn firsthand about the Collegiate
experience.
Respectfully,
Junius Scott Prince
Head of School
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