So much for the wonders of catholic school fish fries. The food wasn't bad but it wasn't good. My…read moreboyfriend and I attended for alumni night. He enjoyed seeing some old friends, we ate and we left.

This school not only provides a wonderful Catholic education, but they also provide a safe haven…read morefor children to take learning risks. The teachers are wonderful and are willing to go the extra mile to help all students learn. They are constantly going through professional developments to better themselves. Both of my children attend this school, and I am so thankful that they do.

We have been very pleased with the spiritual and academic growth of our two grandsons since they…read morehave been attending CCA. The home-taught values of respect and responsibility have been reinforced. The boys have received personal care and have been pushed to grow where they have been weak. They are growing in their knowledge of the Bible and their love for the Lord as well as academics like spelling and penmanship. And they look forward to school each day!

It is often said by parents at CCA that it's the best kept secret in Louisville. Tuition is very…read moreaffordable compared to other private schools in the area. The teachers are fantastic because of their sincerity to rise to the occasion of providing a Christ centered classical education. The students are given the ability to interact across grade levels and know all the teachers so that it's like a second family. Voluntary parental involvement is high and communication between parents, leadership, and teachers is easy and effective. The quality of education is absolutely a blessing because this school understands the way you teach is as important as what you're teaching.

Sending our 3 daughter to St. Paul's was one of the best decisions we ever made for our family. We…read moreare forever grateful for the love and guidance that they have given us. St Paul's Preschool is small enough to feel like home but holds a mighty presense. They love their students as they were their own children. With 50+ years in operation, St. Paul's is a hidden gem in the Louisville community. The staff and teachers go above and beyond to give their students a loving and nurturing environment where they can thrive and grow physically, emotionally and academically. All 3 of my children have been beyond prepared for Kindergarten. The learning environment is the perfect mix of fun, kindness, and hard work. They keep you updated on the academic and emotional progress of your child and keep the parents engaged with the child's learning plan. We felt genuine support for our children's development at St. Paul's. Over the past 2 years during a world-wide pandemic, life has been challenging. St. Paul's made us feel safe to send our children to school. Many of the pandemic specific cleaning/sanitary polices were already in place before the pandemic. You could always find St. Paul's cleaning and adhering to all health and safety regulations. Their school is meticulously clean and well taken care of. There is no doubt that St. Pauls' teachers and staff are passionate about what they do. We highly recommend St. Paul's Preschool.

My Granddaughter is an honor student at Crosby. She really enjoys it there and will graduate this…read moreyear. She is a starter on the excellent undefeated Lacrosse team and has scored a lot of goals this year. Crosby is one of the better Jefferson County schools.

Watching field hockey games at this location (Crosby Middle). The school is dated and could use…read moresome freshening up. However, the field leaves a lot to be desired. Holes everywhere when walking. It's up to parents to stay on the school to keep it in shape for games. Parking is terrible - not enough, uneven lot. The two new sets of bleachers help a great deal with seating.

This school has turned out young intellectually and emotionally healthy students who have almost…read moreuniversally gone on to successful second and post-secondary education, and have then succeeded in almost every domain including careers in education, law, medicine, business, media, politics and even professional sports.

St. Agnes has a reputation as one of the top Catholic elementary schools in the City of Louisville…read more We took a grandchild there for interviews and were impressed with the quality of the staff and principal - it is a Blue Ribbon school. We also appreciate how the school is integrated with the parish. Boys and girls are altar servers, occasionally read Scripture from the ambo at Sunday Mass, and after going on to High School and university return on Sunday to attend and to be lectors and cross bearers.

Our child was in the Toddler classroom with Ms. Lashae and Ms. Ronesha. As first-time parents, we…read morewere very nervous to be away for the first time. Ms. Lashae was our primary point person during our time there and would always greet us with an excited "Good morning!" and enthusiastic remarks at the end of the day about how the day went and the progress our child was making. As first-time parents, this means so much! Getting the pictures throughout the day and updates when I would come to pick up, made me know that our toddler was cared for and nurtured so lovingly while with Ms. Lashae and Ms. Ronesha. Airin and her team were so incredible to us. Airin held our hand every step of the way with this transition to daycare for our family. I do not know how she and Julie juggle all of their responsibilities so gracefully and can be so responsive to calls and emails while also keeping the center running safely and efficiently. Huge kudos to them!!!

The best place in Louisville for childcare. Airin, the director, has an amazing team and creates a…read morewonderful environment for children to learn and grow. I would not take my son anywhere else.

This place is a 50-50 most of the time, sometimes you'll get a very good teacher, like the seventh…read moregrade science teacher, she made us pancakes near the last day, She's awesome or you get a very bad teacher, like the sixth grade English teacher, I got yelled at a lot when I was in that class and she called my sister an ungrateful brat for laughing when I was in seventh, the food is good most of the time, the place is pretty strict though and sometimes unfair, there's no self-defense, a.k.a. if you hit somebody because they hit you, you get in trouble too, especially the English teachers, most of them are sour except the eighth grade one, she's cool, the place isn't that bad but it wouldn't be my first recommendation for a school

I go here now and LET ME TELL YOU, I would not recommend going here. This school is a ghetto place,…read morein my class there is a kid always throwing up gang signs and making magnetic guns. The teachers here treat you unfairly and are sarcastic and flat out mean. One day I was minding my business at lunch, and I get a orange peel thrown at me. I threw it back at THEIR table because I'm not a maid, nor slave, nor servant. So I'm simply not going to take their trash or have it thrown at me like I am trash. They threw more things, so I did what was right and told the authority, but due to the lack of logic these teachers have, they failed to get me away from the situation but put me beside the problem itself. They sat me next to the student who threw the food, and a teacher decided to yell at me to sit down like I was the problem. Now I don't often name drop, but it gets to a point where I'm feeling mistreated. Ms. Wyatt (a teacher), and Mr. G the 7th grade principle, did not fix the situation. You say bullying is a no go, but you continue to let it go on with no consequences for the students who caused this chaos. I went to this school because I heard it was great and now I'm disappointed. Ms. Wyatt favors the boys, and she only acts like a good teacher when a suit comes in. She lets the boys sit on the air vents with their phones out, but if the girls even try sitting down on an air vent they get yelled at to get off. I'm greatly disappointed that there are only a few teachers that will take action aka Mr.Gray and Mrs. Black in this 7th grade team. All I know is that this school fails to take action when things like bullying happen and especially when a student decides to speak up about it.

We've had several friends and a niece go here. Many kids from catholic grade schools go here…read more I'd only consider Butler, Male & Manual as public school options.

Great educational program, good teachers. But their baseball coaches are horrible. Coach Wolff…read morecurses at the players and takes their trophies behind the batting cage and uses a sledge hammer on them and then tells the guys to bury them! Very bad coaching staff. Other then that I loved the school. So glad I don't have anymore children going to JCPS! So if your looking for a good education for your child I recommend Butler, but check out all of the sports coaches before deciding where to send your child.