Quick Facts
At Assumption High School, we believe in educating the whole person - mentally, physically and spiritually. Our students embrace this idea in their studies, extracurricular activities, and journeys of faith. See how you can get involved in our diverse community by clicking the links below.
- With a wide variety of courses available, including a freshman-year elective, you can focus on subjects geared toward your college and career goals.
- Check out the courses offered at Assumption by taking a look at the Course Catalog.
- View a sample freshman schedule.
- See the Academics Page on our website for more details on our academic program.
- With more than 70 student clubs and activities and 17 sports, there are countless ways to get involved at AHS. Extracurricular activities are a great way to meet students of all ages who share your hobbies, interests, or dreams.
- It's easy to join in the fun. Each fall, AHS hosts a Club Fair designed to give students the info they need to participate. We can't wait for you to share your talent and enthusiasm!
- For an example of the types of clubs we have at AHS...
- Check out our student Clubs and Groups (some clubs may be not be accessible for privacy protection)
- Can't find a club you're interested in? Start your own! Recent clubs started by current students include the Harry Potter Club, and the Step Club.
- Visit the Athletics section of our webpage for more information on Rocket sports.
- Liturgies, theology classes, retreats, and service opportunities can help you deepen your faith in God and belief in yourself. Beginning freshman year, you'll explore scripture, social justice issues, personal spirituality, life choices, and more.
- From prayer in the morning to mission trips in the summer, students play an active role in campus ministry at Assumption.
- To learn more about Campus Ministry, Retreats, and Service Learning, visit the Faith section of our website.
- Assumption High School is accredited by the Southern Association for Colleges and Schools and the Kentucky Department of Education.
- Average class size: 18
- Student to teacher ratio: 10 to 1 (one of the lowest among private schools in Louisville)
- Student to computer ratio: less than 2 to 1
- ACT mean score: 23.4
- 20 College Board Advanced Placement courses offered
- SAT (Critical Reading & Math) mean score: 1100
- Tuition for 2009-2010: $9,375
