Fall Open House
We welcome you to attend our Fall Open House on Sunday, November 8, 2-4 pm, at both campuses. Walk through every classroom, meet our teachers, and learn about our classical curriculum. RSVP here.
If you are unable to make it to the open house, you can schedule a tour here.
Our High School is Growing
LCA is now serving 9th and 10th grade students, and will be enrolling 11th grade students in the 27-28 school year with 12th grade following in 28-29. To learn more about the high school, schedule a tour here.
About LCA
Louisville Classical Academy is a secular, independent school founded with the mission of providing a rigorous education to students of all backgrounds and beliefs.
The “Classical” in our name refers to our immersive Latin language curriculum beginning in third grade, our traditional English program (with a strong emphasis on phonics, grammar, spelling, cursive writing, and classical and contemporary literature of an advanced reading level), and our low technology policy. Our classes are capped at 12 students, and our small class sizes allow us to further fulfill our mission by ensuring that all students are active participants in each and every class.
If you know a curious, creative child who is eager to learn, schedule a tour today to learn more about our unique approach to classical education. We accept applications year-round, but enrollment is limited in order to keep our classes small. We encourage interested families to apply early. Please contact us to connect with our admissions team.
Classical Liberal Arts
Louisville Classical Academy stands in a long tradition of education that reflects the spirit of inquiry of ancient Greece and Rome. Students at LCA learn, in a very literal way, how to participate productively in the “great conversation” that began in Athens more than 2,000 years ago and continues today. Essential areas of study in the classical liberal arts and sciences include enduring literature, Latin, advanced science and mathematics, history, fine arts, music, and geography, as well as culturally significant mythology and philosophy.
