Beautiful campus with well maintained buildings and parking lots. Visited here for an event and…read morewas impressed with the facilities and staff.

Trinity football stadium is amazing. It's decently sized and there food and drink prices are decent…read morefor a stadium. Stills a great stadium to be at

Nice neighborhood catholic school spot for fish fry Fridays during lent. Go to the cafeteria. Dine…read morein line on the left and carry out on the left. They accept cash or card. Fish dinner with 2 sides for $12 and beer for $2-3

This review is for the annual fish fry…read more The set up is somewhat confusing, there is a line that you stand in to get food and pay, but then there is another line that had no payment at the end so what was that food? I never found out. Then there is a whole other table for drinks where you have to buy a ticket for, which didn't concern me because I just had water. I got the fish with rye bread and tartar sauce. My side was mac and cheese and I tried a couple of my friends fries. Everything was hot and fresh although taste was lacking. The fish was pretty bland and the mac and cheese was so yummy looking in the pan, very thick and cheesy, but it hardened in my bowl and was pretty flat overall. Also we got there early which was a good idea because 5 minutes after we sat down a huge wave of people arrived and the dining room filled up to capacity. If you are in the area this isnt one bad, but for me I am still on the hunt for a better fry.

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.

When my family and I moved to Louisville five years ago, my son was given the option of visiting…read morethe top two Catholic high schools in town, Trinity and St. X. Once he took the tour of Trinity he was sold and told Mom and I there was no reason to visit St. Xavier!!! First time visiting St. X, I had heard that the St. X campus was quite impressive and indeed it is. Although I didn't have an opportunity of touring the entire campus it's easy to see that their infrastructure is massive. Very fortunate that Louisville offers a wide selection of fine schools throughout the city.

If you have not attended a football game at St X field you really should. It is a state of the art…read morefield and one of the finest in the city or county. Reserved chair back seats are only $10. They also have a nice menu of food like hamburgers, $2, cheeseburger $3, fries $2, drinks $1 to $2. They even have a Chick-fill-A sandwich for $4. Popcorn $1. Also candy bars, nachos and even ice cream bars. It's a great way to spend a Friday evening

After months of not knowing if there would be a graduation service for our Granddaughter or not the…read morewonderful staff of Assumption assembled a fantastic ceremony this past weekend. It was well planned out to every detail of health safety you could think of. When we arrived as a family we were shown to a nearby tent next to the main entrance where we were greeted by one of the faculty members and given some brief instructions as to what to expect. We were instructed to follow the arrows on the floor and stay in the large boxes that were outlined on the floor with tape. As we entered the building we had our temps taken. We then moved along the school hallways to the next station to check in. As we made our way to the gym there were various stops along the way to pick up gifts that were given to each girl by the school and one stop to have a family photo taken. When we arrived at the gym we were directed to gather in a box in front of the stage while our granddaughter picked up a single rose and proceeded to walk up on the stage, pick up her diploma and stop in a certain spot for a photo opp. We then proceeded together out the side door to parking lot. It was fast and very smooth and probably only took 30 minutes. A big thank you goes to the entire school staff who put their hearts and souls into giving the graduates a ceremony that they will forever remember.

Assumption High School is fabulous! My daughter loves going there, and we love it for the…read morewonderful, supportive staff and community.

As a former student here, I have a unique perspective that outsiders may not be aware of. While the…read moreschool claims to promote "individual excellence," in reality, I was punished and relegated to the back of the room whenever I hiccuped or tapped my feet. I recall being loud and talkative in the past, but now I barely speak due to the way the teachers and several students treated me. The effects of that bullying still linger to this day. The bullies were once my friends, but they turned on me, and the teachers failed to intervene or hold them accountable. The group was led by one student whose parent worked at the school, creating a toxic environment where the teacher selectively disciplined the class. I was sent to the principal's office or the back of the room multiple times a day for things other students were doing without consequence. Notably, the teacher acted differently whenever another adult was in the classroom, showing she was aware her behavior was inappropriate. I attended this school for two years when I was 10 and 11; I am now about to turn 15, and hopefully, that puts into perspective how long this has affected me. This school silenced me. I was bullied almost every single day, and even after I left, some students continued the harassment. Another review mentions that the founder/principal knows everyone by name, but knowing a name is not the same as knowing a student's heart or ensuring their safety. Leadership failed to act when I was drowning in a toxic environment. I could say a lot more, but I've already given this school enough of my time and my silence. I am sharing this because I don't want anyone else to feel this way. Do not waste your money on this school; protect your child's mental health. The tuition does not provide safety in this 'Christian' environment."

Yeah i think we're ready... Ill have the triple waffle tower…read moredelux with strawberry syrup, bacon cut in the shape of my own mugshot, and grits craved out like the grand canyon, and just get me cup of grease from the fryer, thank you

Brush. Bottle. And barrel. Of the bluegrass…read more A great event put on for the Cherokee art air for the legal aide society of Louisville. This event was full of great vendors wonderful artists and some of the best wine and burton vendors of Kentucky! Everything was free bc of our donation for the ticket purchase! I recorded friendly hellos,, warmed welcomes, and wonderful generosity tonight! All of the bodies were very willing to share information about their business and tell me about great events by have coming up! Some of the more memorable ones include BBC, elk creek vineyards winery, and atria senior living catering. I will be posting booth details in photos taken and information about each vendor on their specific yelp site soon! Much love for this fun, care free event hosted by the Louisville collegiate society.

Louisville Collegiate has to be best school in Louisville. The children and alumni of Collegiate…read moreare some of the brightest people I've ever met! Not to mention the campus is incredible.