Louisville Collegiate School

Private | PK-12 | Nonsectarian | 690 students |  

PHONE: (502) 479-0340

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. - 3:10 PM

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2427 Glenmary Ave

Louisville, KY 40204

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Louisville Collegiate School is a private school in Louisville, Kentucky. It is coed and nonsectarian, serving 690 students in grades PK-12.

This school's average Community Rating, based on 23 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.

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Associations: NAIS; Ceramics/sculpture; Coed; Field hockey; Newspaper; Nonprofit; Nonsectarian
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Posted on Oct 24, 2011
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My child has been here since the first grade. The first year experience was not great, but improved with each year. The fourth grade teacher was phenomenal and made the students love reading. Most teachers have been outstanding although there have been a few duds. The administration can remove teachers since they do not have tenure; however, these decisions do not always seem to be based on teacher competency. Not all parents seem to be interested in high academics. There is a bit of a country club atmosphere and social snobbery. All in all it is a good school. Most of the public schools in the city pale compared to Collegiate.
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Posted on Oct 7, 2011
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Academics are fair, but spiral which bores smart kids. If you are interested in critical thinking skills and intellectual diversity, go elsewhere. My oldest attended K-2. He learned a lot! He also cried due to the hrs of homework! No down time. Kid projects look parent produced. Youngest attended K only. He is shy, thoughtful, and likes to understand why things are done certain ways. He had a fantastic, highly detailed memory, very creative and artistic. His K teacher said he was smart, but he wouldn't talk to her. He likely picked up on that hostile vibe she put out. He is perceptive. She wanted to hold my son back (in K!) for not sitting on the run during circle time.Took both sons for testing.IQs at 143 and 142. I shared this with her. It didn't phase her. A friend had the same suggestion for her son. He left and was doing 5th gr level in 2nd. Talked to principle about differences in gifted children. His response was he hoped we'd return for middle. Saw one parent hit and parked car knowingly, and drive off. Reported it to carpool monitor who said oh well. Didn't see the ethics I hope my kids will learn. Bottled water has Collegiate on it, if your impressed by that.
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Posted on Mar 22, 2011
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best school ever. it is easy to make friends and the kids are very welcoming. the academics are challenging and can fit any learning style. i go to collegiate and it was the best decision i have EVER MADE. by far the best school in ky and is absolutely beautiful campus. compares you for college

Posted on Dec 27, 2009
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My husband's job requires us to relocate every 4-5 years. We moved to Louisville in 2006 and knew nothing about the school system. We started at a large Catholic school and we were extremely disappointed at the nepotism and cliquishness of the parents and kids and the mediocre academics. We tried a brand new public school less than a mile from our home. Unfortunately, the academics were non-existent at the public school which seemed more focused on indoctrinating my child with a particular social agenda that teaching him the core subjects. We have been thrilled with Collegiate. Academically it is challenging and everyone has been welcoming to us as parents and my son as a new member of the community. It is truly worth every penny! What other parent can pick up a middle schooler every day and hear that his day was 'great!' ?
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Posted on Jun 4, 2009
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Collegiate is easily the best school in Kentucky. The schools small class sizes allow more one on one time with teachers to ensure that you throughly understand the material. Collegiate is focused on breeding student-athletes: not athlete students.
--Submitted by a student

Posted on Apr 25, 2009
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Collegiate is entirerly too small, almost smothering. Very clicky and everyone knows your every move. The teachers are great but the rich spoiled kids are not and this is what it is made of.
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Posted on Apr 9, 2009
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I am a parent of a Collegiate 6th grader. The school is a great learning environment that is full of enthusiastic, highly competent teachers. The curriculum, although demanding, is very spirited and buoyant. There has been a lot of thought put into making learning interesting for the kids.
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Posted on Jan 31, 2009
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I left a catholic school and came to collegiate because it was supposed to be a really good school. I do not like it at all, and cannot wait to go to college. If you are not in the popular clique you dont matter, and you feel unwelcome. I wish i never went to collegiate

Posted on Nov 10, 2008
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Collegiate is the best investment we could have ever made in our child's education. We are having a great year. We love being part of the Collegiate community.
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Posted on May 4, 2008
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As a high school student at Collegiate, I find the environment to be very conducive of learning and very well structured. Through Collegiate's excellent program, I am opened to a plethora of opportunities which both operate to bolster my current knowledge base as well as provide opportunities for my future which weren t previously available to me. It has been a wonderful experience thus far and will continue to be.
--Submitted by a student


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