Find your home at Presentation Academy!
Our Mission
In the spirit of Mother Catherine Spalding and the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Presentation Academy strives to create a diverse community that promotes academic excellence and challenges young women to develop their greatest potential as leaders in a global society.
Louisville's original Catholic school, Presentation Academy is a college preparatory academy for young women. Made up of tomorrow's influencers and leaders - and representing more than 35 zip codes - we are the central hub for inspiring individuals.
We are a sisterhood who welcomes students from all backgrounds. With diversity at our core, inclusivity and individuality aren't only encouraged, they're necessary.
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By the Numbers
8:1 Student-to-Teacher Ratio
Students from more than
35 Zip Codes
65% of Pres Girls Play
A Sport
What do you love about Pres?
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"I picked Pres because it felt like home, and a place that was meant for me. The day I first saw and walked into Pres, I knew it was my home and the place I wanted to spend my high school days in. My favorite thing about Pres is the traditions and how there is a sisterhood here. Everyone is there for each other which is what I love most about Pres."
Jaida Stevenson-Hill ‘26
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"Academics at Pres are vast and diverse, challenging you to reach your fullest potential. I think what makes Pres stand out is the empowering and supportive atmosphere, where teachers and staff genuinely care about your success, while the sisterhood built between you and your classmates helps encourage success. The balance of rigor and encouragement has helped me grow not only academically, but personally in how I communicate, lead, and solve problems."
Sophia Gosden ‘27
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"I chose Pres because of the sisterhood and community. You can truly be yourself and there are so many ways to be involved. My favorite thing about Pres is the relationships that you build with all of the students. There are always familiar faces in the halls and you can build meaningful connections in all your activities."
Emma Diehl ‘27
